DMS
Admissions Information
All candidates seeking admission to the Diagnostic Medical Sonography
(DMS) Program must meet the College admission requirements. For detailed
information on the admission criteria please see the College
Catalog.
You can also obtain an Admission
Application (PDF) (Admission
Application Online Application) and a
Health Sciences Admission Application (PDF).
If you would like to speak to a counselor for academic
advising please contact the counseling
department at 240-562-1480.
Please review the application
for more details on what you need to apply to the program.
Students are advised to attend a DMS Information Session to obtain more details.
These are the Most Frequently
Asked Questions about admissions to the DMS program.
Program Information:
The Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program at Montgomery
College (MC) began in 1992. The program is a fully accredited
ultrasound program by Joint Review Committee on Education
in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (JRCDMS). The DMS program
prepares students for their national board examinations
that are administered by the American Registry for Diagnostic
Medical Sonographers (ARDMS.)
Students in the DMS program
attend classes in the Health Science Building at the Takoma
Park Campus, as well as clinical rotation hours at their
assigned clinical affiliate. The number of days per week
that a student attends both class and clinical rotation
varies by semester. The number of days that are required of
students to be in the classroom or at the clinical affiliate
are given in the table below, by semester.
Two Years DMS Course Sequencing:
Each of the DMS courses builds upon courses offered in the previous
semester. The first year curriculum is given in Summer 1, Fall 1,
and Spring 1. Second year curriculum is offered in
Summer 2, Fall 2, Spring 2, and
Summer 3. Some credit hours consist of both lecture and lab.
Course descriptive abbreviated letters are defined as
follows:
MS – Medical Sonography
G – General Sonography
V – Vascular Sonography
E – Echocardiography
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