The student must place at English 101 and Mathematics 020 or above levels in the College Placement Testing Program. If the student does not place at these levels, developmental courses will be necessary to reach the proficiency required. A personal interview with the Phlebotomy Technician Program Coordinator must be scheduled after placement testing has been completed. During the interview process, the student will be informed of the program requirements. All applications will be reviewed and students will be notified of acceptance in June and December.
Class size is limited and is based on the availability of clinical training sites.
The fee is paid to the College cashier and is applied towards the tuition for the semester. Submit an official secondary or post-secondary transcript or a copy of GED scores. These tests are taken by computer. Enrollment is limited, and acceptance is based on the information presented. Admissions materials should be sent to the location where the students intend to begin classes.