MSU's master's program in Radiologic Sciences was the first discipline-specific MSRS offered in the United States, and it has been offered since 1995. The mission of the program is to prepare students to be leaders in the areas of administration, education, and advanced clinical practice in the radiologic sciences. The program features a holistic approach to graduate education, and it is offered in a hybrid distance-learning format. This unique curriculum design permits working professionals, regardless of their location, to complete the program with minimal on-campus requirements while preserving the benefits of face-to-face contact with other graduate students. Competitive scholarships may be available to qualified applicants, and there is an established mechanism to waive out-of-state tuition fees for students in Academic Common Market states. Midwestern State University was the first educational institution in the United States to offer a discipline-specific graduate degree. Today, the MSRS program remains at the forefront of imaging and radiologic sciences education and offers three areas of concentration: Administration, Education, Radiologist Assistant (RA)<br><br>The specialized program of study is a hybrid format and allows working professionals to complete the degree in two years with minimal on-campus requirements. Although the majority of the course work is completed online, there are six required on-campus visits for administration and education majors and 10 required on-campus visits for RA majors. RA majors are also required to complete extensive clinical requirements. Imaging and radiologic sciences professionals from across the United States and around the world are enrolled in the MSRS program at Midwestern State University and benefit from the diverse experiences of their colleagues. In addition, the MSRS faculty members have many combined years of experience in the field and are actively involved in the profession.