Daytona State College

The NEW Bachelor of Science in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences (BSRIS) at Daytona State College expands the professional opportunities available to credentialed imaging technologists. This upper-division program builds upon existing clinical experience and foundational knowledge to prepare imaging professionals for leadership positions and advanced post-primary certification in Computed Tomography (CT).  

Designed for working radiographers, nuclear medicine technologists, radiation therapists, and sonographers, the BSRIS program provides a flexible, affordable pathway to professional growth. 

Our students will graduate with the skills to step into supervisory and leadership roles within imaging departments and healthcare organizations.

Daytona State College will launch a new Associate of Science in Aerospace Technology degree in Spring 2026, developed in collaboration with NASA, Blue Origin, Northrop Grumman and other aerospace industry leaders. Applications are being accepted now. 

The four-semester program provides hands-on training in aircraft structure fabrication using advanced composite materials, along with instruction in building and testing mechanical systems, wiring and troubleshooting electrical circuits and working with analog and digital devices and electronics assembly.

Students will also study industrial safety protocols, quality assurance practices and project management. The degree includes embedded certificates for Aerospace Technician and Structural Technician.

America's 250th anniversary is a historic opportunity to honor our nation’s founding and reflect on the people, events and ideals that shaped our democracy. 

Daytona State College has robust plans for the yearlong celebration with special activities and student experiences, along with focused academic content.

Our first Residence Hall on the Daytona Beach Campus has been a resounding success since opening in Fall 2022. It is home to 256 students, has been at full capacity since its first day of operation, and applications exceed bed space by more than 300%!

Students who live on campus are more engaged with instructors, make more use of academic support services, participate in more on-campus activities, connect socially with peers, and build lifelong friendships that help them navigate financial and personal challenges that help them succeed far better in college and in life.

To meet this demand, we are embarking on the most ambitious private fundraising endeavor in the College’s history. And we need your help! We’ve set an ambitious goal to raise $16 million to build a second student Residence Hall.