Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Expand your vocation

Are you a licensed Sonographer and want to earn your bachelor’s degree to advance your career? Concordia’s Diagnostic Medical Sonography completion program was created for individuals like you! This opportunity allows licensed sonographers to transfer their previous knowledge and credits into Concordia’s completion program; so you can earn your degree faster.

Credits120

Cost Per Credit^$490

Scholarship

$1000s in new scholarships available for this program.

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Program Overview

You will complete the Concordia core curriculum and electives, in addition to the credits transferred, to complete your bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography. We encourage you to select a minor that will help you fulfill the total number of credits (120) needed for graduation. You can transfer up to 84 credits and a minimum of 63 credits. This degree can be completed in a year and a half or less! From the very start, we will match you with an academic advisor to determine how many credits you are able to transfer, and get you started on your journey to growing in your career.

We understand that you are a busy working professional. That is why this program provides flexible learning options. Each course lasts 6 or 8 weeks (depending on the given format). You’ll benefit from coursework that is founded on a Christ-centered education.

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What to Expect

Learn to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with others in your field. Through this program you will demonstrate the ability to think rationally and critically, to analyze and to research a problem, and to propose potential solutions. You’ll also come out with a better understanding of the ethical responsibilities of health care from a Christian perspective.

Accelerated Admission Steps

Please note, before applying you must be a licensed Sonographer from an accredited U.S. program, having passed the ARDMS, ARRT or CCI.

Entrance Requirements

Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended
Cumulative Undergraduate GPA of 2.0 is required
If Undergraduate GPA is less than 2.0, an essay is required
If less than 60 transferrable Undergraduate credits, an official high school transcript or proof of GED must also be submitted
If high school GPA is less than 2.0, an essay is required

Admission Process for Accelerated Programs

Application form available at:
- Select Adult Accelerated Undergraduate option

When your application is complete, the file is forwarded to the Admission Committee for review.

Acceptance into the program

An official acceptance letter will be emailed to you that will include your Student ID number
An email from your Admissions Counselor will be sent to you with Next-Step details
Password information will be sent separately from the Information Technology office which will provide you access to Blackboard, Concordia Email and your student portal
Academic Advising Appointment: Once admitted, you may schedule to meet with your Academic & Career Advisor who will review your degree plan, discuss orientation steps, the s�� student portal, and assist with registering for classes

Please Note:

ACT and SAT scores are not required.
Complete application for Uncommon Scholarship if you qualify

Non-Degree seeking students

Students seeking a Certification/Individual Course

Complete the Non-Degree Application at
Non-degree applicants only need to submit an application to begin admission review; however, academic transcripts may be requested to complete our review

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Accelerated Admissions

For additional information, please contact admission@cuw.edu or call 262-243-4300

The University reserves the right to delay or cancel the matriculation of cohorts, classes, or programs. Decisions regarding program matriculation are made by the University. Candidates for enrollment in accredited healthcare programs should contact the program director for detailed information and refer to their acceptance letter for any updates about delays or cancellations. Once a student is matriculated into an accredited program, the University is committed to completing the program.

Lisa Reimer
M.S., RDMS, RVT, R.T(R)

Department Chair - Imaging Department - s��AA, Assistant Professor

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