Radiologic Sciences Core Classes
Area A – Essentials Skills
9 Hours
ENGL 1101
Composition and Rhetoric
ENGL 1102 or 1102H
Composition and Literature
MATH 1111
College Algebra
SEMINAR
Freshman Seminar
Area B – Institutional Options
4-5 Hours
1. Ethics & Values
One course selected from:
CHEM 2600
Ethical/Moral Issues in the Sciences
CRJU 2020
Ethical Theories/Moral Issues in CJ
ENGL 2000
Ethics and Values in Literature
ETHC 2000
Interdisciplinary Ethics
GWST 2101
Ethics, Values & the Exp. of Women
HIST 2000
Ethics and Values in History
HONS 2100
Honors Topic in Ethics and Values
PHIL 2030
Intro to Ethics & Moral Philosophy
POLS 1200
Ethical Theories in Government
2. Global Perspectives
One course selected from:
ANTH 1150
Global Perspectives in Anthropology
CHEM 2200
Science, Technology/Modern World
CRJU 2010
Universel Justice
ECON 1150
Global Economic Problems
ENGL 2050
Africa and the Diaspora
EURO 2000
Introduction to the European Union
GEOG 1100
World Regional Geography
GEOG 2120
Cultural Geography
GWST 2200
Gender in Global Contexts
HIST 1111
Civilization I
HIST 1112
Civilization II
HIST 2100
The African Diaspora
HLPR 2010
Culture, Illness, Diag & Treatment
HONS 2000
Honors Topics Global Perspectives
POLS 1150
World Politics
POLS 2290
Foundations of Int’l Relations
PSYC 2300
Global Persp. in Developmental Psy
RELI 2100
World Religions
Foreign Language Level 1002
Area C – Humanities and Fine Arts
6 Hours
1. Literature or Philosophy
One course selected from:
ENGL 2100
Literature and Humanities
PHIL 2010
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2030
Intro Ethics and Moral Philosophy
Foreign Language Level 2001 and 2002
2. Art, Music, or Theater
One course selected from:
ARTS 1100
Art Appreciation
ARTS/MUSC 1270
World of Art and Music
ARTS 2710
Art History I
ARTS 2720
Art History II
MUSC 1100
Music Appreciation
THEA 1100
Theatre Appreciation
THEA 1200
Introduction to Theatre
THEA 2410
Oral Interpretation
Area D – Science, Math & Technology
MATH 2200
Elementary Statistics
One laboratory science sequence (with labs) from:
Nuclear Medicine needs Chemistry
BIOL 1107/1108
Bio I/Bio II
CHEM 1151/1152
Survey of Chem I/II
CHEM 1211/1212
Prin of Chem I/II
PHYS 1111K/1112K
Intro Physics I/II
PHYS 2211/2212
Prin of Physics I/II
Area E – Social Sciences
1. American & Georgia History & Constitution
HIST/POLS 1100
Pol. Hist of Am/GA
2. World Civilization
One course selected from:
HIST 1111
Civilization I
HIST 1112
Civilization II
3. Social Sciences
One course selected from:
ANTH 1102
Intro to Anthropology
ECON 1101
Intro to Economics
ECON 2105
Prin of Macroeconomics
ECON 2106
Prin of Microeconomics
PSYC 1101
General Psychology
SOCI 1101
Introductory Sociology
4. History or Social Sciences
One course selected from:
AFAS 2000
Intro to African Studies
ANTH 1102
Intro to Anthropology
ECON 2105
Prin of Macroeconomics
ECON 2106
Prin of Microeconomics
GEOG 2120
Cultural Geography
GWST 1101
Intro to Women's Studies
HIST 1111
Civilization I
HIST 1112
Civilization II
HIST 2111
Hist of America to 1877
HIST 2112
Hist of Am since 1865
POLS 2100
Intro to Political Science
PSYC 1101
General Psychology
SOCI 1101
Introductory Sociology
Area F – Courses appropriate to major
BIOL 2081
Human Anat & Phys I
BIOL 2082
Human Anat & Phys II
DDTS 2001
Intro to Diag & Thera Sciences
One course selected from:
PHYS 1111K
Intro to Physics I with Lab
PHSC 1211 & 1211L Physical Enviro with Lab
Guided Electives
COMM 2280* or a lower-level class (1000 or 2000
level), MATH**, CSCI, ITEC, BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, PHSC,
ASTR, GEOL, or ISCI
*COMM 2280 required for Sonography
**PreCalc needed for Radiation Therapy
Physical Education
PEBC 2001
Concepts Per Health & Fitness
11 Hours
12 Hours
18 Hours
3 Hours
OR PEBC 2000 plus 1 activity course
OR PEEC 2000 plus 2 activity courses
OR 3 activity courses
Revised June 11, 2015