The first three months of the clinical curriculum are provided by UNMC at a student laboratory site located at the University of Nebraska at Kearney or at UNMC in Omaha. The last nine months of clinical education are provided by UNMC at approved affiliate clinical sites in Nebraska. A Bachelor of Science degree in medical technology will be granted by UNMC upon successful completion of the clinical program. Graduates are eligible to take national board certification examinations in medical technology upon completion of the program. The application of college credit earned through previous college work, CLEP or high school courses for college credit under an Advanced Placement curriculum will be determined on an individual basis.
Numerous factors are a part of the selection process.
Demonstrate academic potential. Are from rural areas of Nebraska. Are committed to returning to rural areas of Nebraska to practice. The interviewers are interested in learning as much about the applicant as possible, and in answering any questions they may have regarding Chadron State College, the University of Nebraska Medical Center, or the Rural Health Opportunities Program. Typically the interviews will be held on the CSC campus.