Applicants who met the minimum course requirements seven or more years before application must update their academic preparation. Transcripts from foreign countries must be submitted to an evaluation agency that determines U.S. equivalency. It is the responsibility of students with disabilities to request reasonable accommodations to execute the essential functions. A physical examination is required prior to entrance to the program. Although the program does not guarantee job placement, program officials assist the students in resume preparation and by maintaining an active list of potential employers and networking in the clinical laboratory professional organizations.
Graduates predominantly accept positions in hospitals, clinics, or research laboratories.
However additional job opportunities exist in arenas such as industry, public health, forensic science, consulting, and education. Students are responsible for their own room and board. A financial aid officer is available for students who already possess a baccalaureate degree. Applicants from nonaffiliated universities must possess a baccalaureate degree upon entrance to the program. The program Application and Letter of Recommendation form can be downloaded from this website.