Anatomy & Physiology, Physics, College Algebra, Medical Terminology, and more — finish the courses competitive ultrasound programs require through our partnership with Upper Iowa University, a regionally HLC-accredited institution.
Self-paced courses with new start dates every month. Many students finish in 2–3 weeks.
Transparent per-course pricing — far less than repeating a semester elsewhere.
Courses delivered through Upper Iowa University, regionally accredited by the HLC.
Sonography admission is among the most competitive in allied health. Get the grades and the courses — including physics — that programs require.
One of the few places to complete the physics prerequisite many sonography programs require — online, with lab.
Many programs require a 3.0+ prerequisite GPA. Retake a course to make your application competitive.
Many programs expire math and science prerequisites after ~5 years. Refresh them quickly.
Regionally accredited coursework designed to transfer into your sonography program.
Requirements vary by program, but most CAAHEP-accredited sonography programs draw from this set.
The two-semester sequence is required by nearly every program — usually with lab.
An introductory or college physics course is a defining sonography requirement.
Required math foundation; supports physics and imaging calculations.
Required or recommended — the language of every clinical rotation.
A CAAHEP-mandated requirement at many programs; cannot always be substituted.
A common social-science requirement supporting patient interaction.
Near-universal general-education requirement.
Required or accepted as the math prerequisite at some programs.
Some programs add pathophysiology or additional science electives.
Always confirm your specific program's list, GPA bar, and recency rules. Our advisors can help you map them to the right courses.
Choose where you are in your sonography journey.
The science gateway courses sonography programs weigh most — anatomy, physiology, and the physics requirement that sets sonography apart.
First semester of the required A&P sequence — central to cross-sectional imaging.
Second semester; many programs require A&P II completed before applying.
The physics prerequisite many sonography programs require — available online with lab.
For programs requiring the full physics sequence.
Required or recommended at some sonography programs.
The clinical vocabulary required across sonography programs.
The general-education requirements sonography programs pair with the sciences — math, composition, communication, and social science.
The math foundation required by most programs; supports physics.
Accepted as the math prerequisite at some programs.
Satisfies the CAAHEP-mandated speech/communication requirement.
The standard introductory psychology course programs name.
Near-universal general-education requirement.
Satisfies the social-science requirement at programs that prefer sociology.
Already a radiologic technologist moving into sonography? Many programs waive some recency rules for recent rad-tech graduates and accept radiologic physics — but you may still need to fill specific gaps.
If your program requires general physics beyond radiologic physics.
Complete or refresh the A&P sequence if your credits have aged out.
Refresh the math prerequisite if it is older than your program's window.
Round out any missing general prerequisite quickly.
Sonography admission is holistic and intensely competitive — many programs require a 3.0+ prerequisite GPA and admit small cohorts. Retake a key course to strengthen your application, or refresh a prerequisite that has expired.
A higher A&P grade can move a borderline application in a 3.0-GPA field.
Refresh an expired A&P II credit or improve your science GPA.
Physics is the toughest grade for many applicants — retake to lift your science GPA.
Refresh or improve the math prerequisite that feeds your science/math GPA.
Pick the prerequisites your sonography program requires, with a new start date every month.
Complete coursework online, on your schedule. Many students finish a course in 2–3 weeks.
Receive a regionally accredited transcript to submit to your sonography program.
Yes. Our prerequisite courses are delivered online and self-paced through Upper Iowa University, a regionally HLC-accredited institution. Most sonography programs accept prerequisites from a regionally accredited college, which is exactly what our partnership provides. Always confirm acceptance with your specific program.
Most diagnostic medical sonography programs require an introductory or college physics course, because it provides the foundation for the sonographic physics you study in the program. We offer the physics prerequisite online with a lab — one of the harder requirements to find in a flexible, self-paced format.
It varies, but sonography admission is highly competitive and holistic. Many programs require a minimum prerequisite or cumulative GPA around 2.5, and competitive programs expect 3.0 or higher in prerequisite coursework. Because seats are limited and applicants are ranked, a stronger science and math GPA meaningfully improves your odds.
Possibly. Many sonography programs require math and science prerequisites to have been completed within roughly five years of application. Some programs waive this for recent radiologic technology graduates. If your credit has expired, you can refresh it here quickly rather than repeating a full semester.
Often, yes. Many programs accept radiologic physics toward the physics requirement and waive some recency rules for recent rad-tech graduates. You may still need to complete specific general prerequisites — our advisors can help you identify the gaps.
Our courses are regionally accredited and designed to transfer. Because acceptance is ultimately determined by your specific program, we recommend confirming with its registrar — and our advisors can help you map your program's requirements to the right courses.
Talk with an advisor about which sonography prerequisites you need — including physics.
Self-paced, affordable, and regionally accredited — including the physics course competitive ultrasound programs require.
