Radiation Therapy - Lewis University

Radiation Therapy from Lewis University is a Campus Bachelor Radiology degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The Bachelor of Science program in Radiation Therapy offers a course of study that will prepare students for careers as Radiation Therapists . Majors will gain a strong background in the concepts of modern biology with a particular concentration in anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, and immunology. This background is further strengthened by courses in chemistry, physics, computer science, and mathematics. Students may elect to follow the paradigm for the four-year program for the B.S. in Radiation Therapy in which the first three years of classes would be at Lewis University and the final year of classes would be at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH). Admission to the final year of the program is based upon successful application to the program at NMH in the second semester of the junior year. Student applicants are considered and evaluated solely by the faculty/staff at NMH. Student admission to program at NMH is not guaranteed. Another option is for students to complete the normal four-year B.S. degree in Biology and then apply for admission to NMH for a one-year certificate program in Radiation Therapy. Students may also double major in Biology and Radiation Therapy. This would take five years with the first four years spent taking classes at Lewis University and the last year at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Students would apply for the Radiation Therapy program in the spring of their fourth year with the understanding that Northwestern Memorial Hospital determines acceptance into this program. View more details on Lewis University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Radiology courses.