What subjects do you need to become a radiologists?

Required subjects for becoming a radiologist:

1. High School/Secondary School:

- Biology

- Chemistry

- Physics

- Mathematics (including Calculus)

- English

2. College/Undergraduate Studies:

Bachelor's Degree:

- Most Medical schools requires a bachelor's degree in any major, but the following are highly recommended and are often related to health sciences:

- Biology

- Chemistry

- Physics

- Health science

- Engineering

3. Medical School:

- Upon completing a Bachelor's degree, you will need to apply and attend medical school. This is typically a four-year program that includes foundational science courses and clinical rotations in various medical specialties,

4. Radiology Residency:

- After medical school, you will need to complete a residency program in radiology. This is typically a five-year program that further specializes you in diagnostic imaging techniques and image interpretation.

Additional Elective Courses that can be helpful:

- Anatomy

- Physiology

- Biostatistics

- Medical ethics

- Research Methodology

- Leadership skills

Please note that admission requirements may vary by medical school and residency programs, so it is important to research the specific requirements of the institution where you plan to apply and ensure you meet all necessary criteria.