Prerequisites

General education requirements may be taken at Indiana University Northwest (IUN) or any accredited college or university on a part-time basis. The following courses that are followed by (G) meet the general education requirements of the College of Health and Human Services. *Courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.

• * W131 Reading, Writing and Inquiry I (G) 3 cr.
• * W231 Professional Writing (G) 3 cr.
• * S121 Public Speaking (G) 3 cr.
• *College-level mathematics (G) 3-4 cr.
• *Human anatomy and physiology I & II with lab (G) 8 cr.
• * P101 Introductory psychology (G) 3 cr.
• Arts & Humanities elective (G) 3 cr.
• Cultural & Historical Studies elective (G) 3 cr.
• Additional Arts & Humanities OR Cultural & Historical Studies Elective (G) 3 cr.
• Second Social/Behavioral Science Elective (G) 3 cr.
• Statistics (G) 3 cr.
• * Health Professions course work or electives 27-28 cr.

Total minimum number of credit hours - 66

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Curriculum

Summer Semester II 
RADS R100 Orientation to Radiologic Technology (2 cr.)
RADS R185 Medical Terminology (1 cr.)
RADS R404 Sectional Imaging Anatomy (3 cr.)

Total 6 cr.

Fall Semester
RADS R250 Physics applied to Radiology (3 cr.)
RADS R490 Fundamentals of Ultrasound (4 cr.)
RADS R181 Clinical Experience (1 cr.)

Total 8 cr.

Spring Semester
RADS R491 DMS Imaging-Abdomen/Sm Pts (5 cr.)
RADS R492 DMS Imaging-OB/Gyne (5 cr.)
RADS R494 DMS Clinical Practicum I (6 cr.)

Total 16 cr.

Summer Semester
RADS R495 DMS Clinical Practicum II (6 cr.)
RADS R497 Vascular Ultrasound (3 cr.)

Total 9 cr.

Fall Semester
RADS R409 Senior Project in Medical Imaging Tech. (3 cr.)
RADS R493 Ultrasound Physics (4 cr.)
RADS R496 DMS Clinical Practicum III (8 cr.)

Total 15 cr.

TOTAL 54 cr.

Graduation Requirements

Satisfactory Completion of 120 credit hours to include 66 credit hours of prerequisite and general-education courses and 54 credit hours of professional courses. All professional courses must be completed in compliance with the program's and school's academic and professional policies.