Selection Criteria and MIT Program Application

Program Selection Criteria

These instructions (application materials are on the right sidebar of this page) are for Pre-Medical Imaging Technology (Pre-MIT) students seeking to apply and enter one of the five medical imaging programs starting in the Fall of each year. To be eligible, all prerequisite courses identified in the Pre-MIT curriculum (freshman year) must be completed successfully by the end of Spring term in the year you are applying. General education courses in pre-medical imaging technology first year curriculum map can be substituted with other equivalent credit general education courses. 

Important Changes to the Selection Criteria:

1. Background checks, 10-panel drug and alcohol screening, immunizations/titers*, and physical examination will be required after a student is accepted into a program. Failure to complete and pass background check and drug/alcohol screening by assigned due date will forfeit your acceptance.  *Externship site may require additional immunizations prior to starting externship.
2. Course Attempts - The last attempt for a course will be the grade used for the application. Only three attempts for a single course will be accepted.
3. Effective 2028 application cycle, preference points will no longer be awarded as part of the medical Imaging Technology program selection process.
4. A minimum weighted GPA of 3.2 is needed to be eligible for consideration toward acceptance into a medical imaging program.
5. Preference is given to applicants with a minimum interview score of 70%. Candidates will be scored based on their answers to interview questions along with:  
   • Attire
   • Enthusiasm
   • Language skills
   • Eye contact and posture
   • Volume and pronunciation

Please review all application material prior to filling out application.