Candidates for admission must be graduates of accredited secondary schools, preparatory schools, or present a General Equivalency Diploma (GED). It is recommended that a candidate's preparation includes 16 academic units distributed as follows for all Health Science programs:
In addition, mandatory requirements for the Radiologic Science program must include:
Academic course performance with emphasis on science courses, grades and performance on oral and written interviews will be considered for admissions decisions.
The radiologic science program is a high demand major at Gannon University and is currently limited to 18 available seats. These seats will be filled with a combination of Freshmen, Transfer, & Internal students. To be fully considered for admission, all potential students must submit and complete their application by鈥�November 15th. However, it is highly recommended that applications are submitted & completed as soon as possible.
Qualified applicants will be required to participate in an interview day. In-person interview days will be November 13th, November 20th, December 4th, and December 11th. A virtual interview option will be available October 30th. Requests for a virtual interview must be approved by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Students who are not initially offered a seat in the program, may be considered as potential candidates for the waitlist. Students in the Rad Science program are not eligible to receive Tuition Exchange.
A medical examination is mandatory for students who require clinical placement as part of their course of study. The complete health history requirements include the following: