The third term consists of 37 weeks of clinical training at affiliated, accredited training sites in Southern Alberta. Graduates of this program will be employed mainly in the hospital laboratories or high volume laboratories. Other opportunities will include scientific research labs or sales positions with scientific supply companies. Conjoint Committee on Accreditation. As MLT is a new program, it is not considered to be accredited at this time.
Students require strong verbal, written and reading skills to successfully complete the program.
Mature students wishing to be considered for admission must satisfy defined entrance requirements, as outlined. For information on SAIT s definition of mature student status, refer to the section entitled Mature Students in the Admissions Information section of this calendar. Application Procedure SAIT coordinates applications for the program therefore, a SAIT application form must be completed and submitted directly to SAIT . Prerequisite transcript must be included with the application form. Incomplete applications or applications received after this deadline will not be considered for an interview.