A bachelors in pre-medicine/nuclear medicine technology consists of 95 hours at The University of Findlay, followed by the successful completion of the one-year certificate program offered by the Nuclear Medicine Institute at The University of Findlay. The major consists of 24 hours of biology, including BIOL 150, 150L, 220, 220L, 230, 230L, 310, 310L, 322, 322L, 323, and 323L; 20 hours of chemistry including CHEM 130 or 140, 130L or 140L, 131 or 141, 131L or 141L, 310, 310L, 311, 311L, and 400; and eight hours of physics, including PHYS 250/250L and 251/251L or 252 and 253; MATH 140; HEPR 220; three hours of computer science and three hours of communication. General Education (GE) requirements include: MATH 123, HPE 100, and three hours of electives in each of the following areas: fine arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. Competency requirements include: writing (ENGL 106), reading, and computer or communications. Recommended courses include BIOL 302, 338, 412, 412L; CHEM 316, 316L; MATH 141 and 142. Additional courses may be required for admission into the Nuclear Medicine Institute.

A list of degree requirements may be found by clicking on the following: Requirments for a Bachelors of Science in Pre-Medicine and Nuclear Medicine Technology.