Program Overview

Admissions Details

The Certificate in Medical Dosimetry program has specific admission requirements.

• Individuals who hold a bachelor degree in Radiation Therapy (BSRT), or
• Individuals who hold a bachelor degree in a physical science Applicants must have completed the following prerequisites prior to enrolling:
  • Two semesters of algebra-based physics
  • Two semesters of algebra (preferably calculus)
  • A medical terminology course or medical experience
  • Human anatomy and physiology (whole body-all systems)

It is the policy of the school and its sponsor to admit students without regard to race, sex, religion, national origin or handicap, unless the handicap would prevent the student from fulfilling clinical requirements.

Application Process

Applications and all supporting documentation must be submitted by March 1. The applications are reviewed and scored by the Admissions Committee.

Student Selection

During March, the admissions committee will review all completed applications. The committee will conduct virtual interviews with all applicants who meet the qualifications based on academic achievements, GPA (minimum 3.0), prior training, and personal references. A strong math background is highly recommended.

Professional Certification

Graduates of the program are eligible to apply for the certification examination once they fulfill the requirements. This examination is designed to improve the practice of medical dosimetry by voluntary testing of the candidate's competency.

Costs

• A $18,000 fee for the one-year certificate program (subject to change without notification).
• Of this, $500 is paid as a non-refundable deposit upon acceptance into the program.
• Remaining balance is divided into two equal payments due September 1st and February 1st.
• There is a non-refundable $50 application fee. The program does not provide health insurance to the students. Students assume the cost of books, meals, housing, transportation, parking, and supplies.

Financial Assistance

The medical dosimetry program does not qualify for federally sponsored or subsidized loans as this is a certificate program. Unsecured loans may be available through some banks. Merit-based scholarships are also available to students.

Housing

No on-site residential accommodations are available. The program location is closely situated to many apartment complexes. Homes are also available for rent or purchase.