2 semester pathway and bs radiation science in Suffolk university

The radiation science major is designed for students who want to pursue careers or graduate studies in the health sciences such as radiation safety or clinical research, and/or biology. Clinical training is not required for radiation science majors. If you want to work in the medical profession as a radiation therapist, the radiation therapy major will allow you to get practical, hands-on experience in a hospital setting while you earn your degree. Radiation therapy is the careful administration of highly focused forms of radiation to treat cancer and other diseases.

Common Application or Suffolk Application, Essay/ Personal statement, Official high school transcript or GED/HiSET results, Letter of recommendation,Test scores: TOEFL minimum is a 79, IELTS a 6.5, PTE-Academic with a minimum score of 54, ACT and SAT scores, First Language English Exams in the IGCSE or GCSE or AS/A-Level Predicted/Actual results, IB HL English Predicted scores (if provided by your High School).

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