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Admission to the Medical Imaging program from Pre-Medical Imaging is limited and competitive, based on a total composite score of the following:

• Prerequisite curriculum GPA (Must be 2.5 minimum in order to qualify for preadmission testing)
• Preadmission testing

Completion of the prerequisite coursework and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.

All students are strongly encouraged to meet with an IU Fort Wayne pre-professional advisor to evaluate prerequisite course work and receive admission advising.

Applicants seeking admission to the Medical Imaging program must meet the following requirements to sit for the preadmission test:

1. Be admitted to IU Fort Wayne as a degree seeking student (active status is required prior to submitting admission materials).
2. Complete and submit all application forms.
3. Complete at least 13 credit hours of the Prerequisite curriculum with a minimum 2.5 Prerequisite curriculum grade point average. The Prerequisite curriculum grade point average (GPA) is a calculation used only for the admission process. The Prerequisite curriculum is:
   • BIOL 20300 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I
   • BIOL 20400 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II
   • COM 11400 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication
   • ENGL 13100 - Elementary Composition
   • Choose two Social Sciences courses
   • Students may choose to complete two Analytical Reasoning List A courses Or One from list A and one from list B Student choices must
     meet University general education requirements.
   • MA 15300 - Algebra and Trigonometry I OR MA 21300 - Finite Math
   • RADX P170 - Fundamentals of Radiolgic and Imaging Physics
4. Earn a grade of C- or better in all Prerequisite curriculum coursework.
5. Complete Biol 20300, Biol 20400 and a math course within 5 years of admission to the professional program.
6. Applications and other required application materials must be submitted between the first business day of December and the first business day of March each year. 

Special Considerations:

1. Applicants may complete the equivalents of these courses at other colleges and universities. A student may make multiple attempts at a prerequisite course, with the highest calculated in the Prerequisite curriculum GPA.
2. Students may petition to fulfill some requirements with courses taken at a higher level than the specified course provided that the prerequisite course requirement has been fulfilled. This petition must be indicated by using the SUBSTITUTE COURSE COMPLETION portion of the Prerequisite Checklist Form. Students must earn a C- or better in the substitute course. If approved, the substitution grade will be calculated into the Prerequisite curriculum GPA provided it is higher than the grade for the course being replaced.

Prerequisite curriculum course work and grades from all post-secondary institutions attended will be reviewed and evaluated. Equivalents to pre-admission testing requirements will be evaluated on an individual basis.

All students are strongly encouraged to meet with an IU Fort Wayne pre-professional advisor to evaluate prerequisite course work and receive admission advising.

It is highly recommended that students submit application materials early. This will allow the opportunity for the student to confirm with Medical Imaging and Radiologic Sciences that all application materials have been submitted as required. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

Application Instructions

Complete the following forms between December 1 and March 1 to be considered for admission:  

• Admissions Application and Prerequisite checklist due on or before March 1.
  • Court documents (if applicable) will be submitted with your admissions application.
  • Full explanation of Education and Employment Disclosures (if applicable) will be submitted with your admissions application.

All students are strongly encouraged to meet with an IU Fort Wayne pre-professional advisor to evaluate prerequisite course work and receive admission advising.

Preadmission testing dates will be posted in October 2026

Students who meet the minimum application requirements will be notified by Medical Imaging and Radiologic Sciences to schedule a test date.

The medical imaging preadmission test consists of 100 multiple-choice questions (50 math, 50 general science). 

Recommended study guides:

• HESI Admission Assessment Exam Review (Elsevier)
• Study Manual for the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) Version VI (ATI)*
• ACT Study Guide (Math and Science sections)

The cost of the preadmission exam is currently $52.

In order to be considered for admission to the Medical Imaging program, applicants must complete all Prerequisite curriculum course work with a grade of C- or better in each course and maintain a minimum 2.5 Prerequisite curriculum grade point average.Meeting the minimum GPA requirement does not guarantee admission to the professional program.

Upon acceptance to the program, final admission is contingent upon an applicant meeting the following requirements:

• Possess skills and abilities required under the MIRS Technical Standards and Physical Demands and Environmental Conditions or request accommodation through Services for Students with Disabilities
• Complete a background check that meets the requirement for clinical site placement
• Pass a drug screening test
• Complete a physical examination and submit a health record with documentation of required immunizations
• Obtain an 91³Ô¹ÏÍø State Board of Health Radiology Permit (Radiologic Technology Track only)
• Have personal health insurance
• Complete and maintain compliance as required by clinical sites.
• Students in the professional program are required to meet criteria allowing them to rotate to ALL health systems in the Fort Wayne area. If you have a concern about your ability to rotate to any health system, please reach out to the admissions team.

Upon acceptance into the Medical Imaging Program, students will be provided with the forms and information necessary to complete the above listed additional requirements. Expenses incurred in meeting these requirements are the responsibility of the applicant.