Nuclear Medicine: Nov 1-Dec 31

Radiography (MN), Sonography (MN & FL), & MRI: Dec 1-Jan 15

Radiography (FL): Jan 15 - April 4

No, one cohort is admitted per year for each program. 

The prerequisites listed on the “How to Apply” section of the program website must be completed prior to the start of the program. You can have courses in progress at the time of application. 

No, every student admitted to our program receives the same education for the same duration, regardless of application pathway. 

No, we do not have a waitlist. Applicants who are not admitted are welcome to apply again next year. 

Yes, we are happy to complete a preliminary transcript review. Please send all unofficial transcripts for each institution attended to:

Nuc Med: nucmedadmissions@mayo.edu 
Radiography: radiography.admissions@mayo.edu 
MRI: mri.admissions@mayo.edu 
Sonography: dms.admissions@mayo.edu  

No, the affiliates help to ensure you’re getting the exact prerequisite education you need to be a strong candidate for our program and can help students enter the program sooner. However, it is not required to be enrolled with an affiliate. 

In order to be eligible to apply for our program, applicants either need to be in pursuit of a degree with one of our affiliates, OR be on track to complete a degree from an accredited college or university, along with all program prerequisites prior to the start of the program. 

Nuclear Medicine requires applicants to have a bachelor’s degree.  

Sonography Program applicants will be most competitive with an existing bachelor’s degree or enrolled in the UMR, UWL, SMU, UWRF, or WSU affiliated bachelor’s degree programs. 

Whether you choose an associate degree or bachelor’s degree depends upon your career goals; if you intend to go into management, education, or pursue graduate education, a bachelor’s degree may be beneficial for you in terms of career advancement. Initially upon completing the program and entering the field, there is no salary difference between someone who graduates with a bachelor’s degree and someone who graduates with an associate degree.  

No, all programs are 100% in person due to the amount of labs and hands-on clinical experiences. 

We don’t encourage students in any of our programs to work more than a few hours per week. Students usually find it is more difficult than expected to work even part time while in the program. Students that do work during the program have remarked that supplemental hours allow for more balance while completing the rigors of the program.  The majority of classroom instruction, labs, and clinicals are 5 days per week, Monday through Friday, ranging from 6:30am-5pm depending upon the program. 

Yes, financial aid may be available depending on your enrollment option. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Registrar can provide more details about financial aid or incentives offered for our programs. You can also find links to each individual program’s financial aid information below.

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Program (Minnesota)
• Nuclear Medicine Technology Program (Minnesota)
• Radiography Program (Florida)
• Radiography Program (Minnesota)
• Sonography Program (Florida)
• Sonography Program (Minnesota)

Nuclear Medicine: applicants must have completed a bachelor’s degree in science or a science-related major from an accredited college or university. 

MRI, Radiography, & Sonography: your degree does not need to be healthcare related, as long as you have completed the prerequisites listed on the program website. 

We highly recommend prerequisite lab courses be taken in person simply due to how beneficial they are for student success and retention. However, prerequisite labs are not required to be taken in person. 

Please reach out to the contact email listed on the right hand side of the program’s web page. They can counsel you based on your individual circumstances. 

Nuc Med: nucmedadmissions@mayo.edu 
Radiography: radiography.admissions@mayo.edu 
MRI: mri.admissions@mayo.edu 
Sonography: dms.admissions@mayo.edu