BSc in Applied Health Sciences - Radiologic Technology Leadership in Rochester United States | Oakland University

For those with an AAS degree in a health-related discipline, our applied health sciences program offers a cost-effective and flexible route to earn your bachelor's degree and pursue further education. You may transfer as many as 65 credits from an accredited community college, allowing you to finish your applied health sciences degree at Oakland University in approximately two years. Earning a bachelor of science in applied health opens doors to more advanced positions compared to an AAS, featuring increased salaries and greater career advancement potential. This major also serves as a stepping stone to graduate programs, medical school, physician assistant programs, or other professional degrees. Our applied health sciences curriculum is tailored for students holding AAS degrees in fields such as Dental Assisting, Health Information Technology, Medical Assistant, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory Therapy, or Surgical Technology. If your AAS specialization isn't mentioned, you may request enrollment approval from the interdisciplinary health sciences department chair. Radiologic (X-ray) Technologists are skilled professionals who administer ionizing radiation for diagnostic or research applications. These specialists combine in-depth knowledge with sophisticated technical abilities to image internal structures, utilizing expertise in anatomy, physiology, positioning, and radiographic techniques. This program enables radiologic technology professionals to transfer their existing credentials and complete an advanced degree. It's particularly suited for ARRT-certified radiologic technologists who have obtained an associate's degree and wish to enhance their qualifications by earning a bachelor's degree.