The Medical Arts major at Dana is designed for students who want to enter the burgeoning medical technician fields like radiology, nursing or nuclear medicine. Students earn a bachelor's degree from Dana and certification from an approved program at a technical or other school. Usually, Medical Arts majors spend three years at Dana and at least one year at the technical school.

With both a bachelor's degree and certification, Medical Arts graduates have the leg up on the competition for jobs and can easily move into management positions without further education.

To learn more about the Medical Arts major, please visit the Virtual College Catalog.