The committee then selects students to fill available class spaces and develops a ranked waiting list. Letters will be mailed to all qualified applicants by July 10, notifying them of admission status or position on the waiting list. Students accepted into the MLT program obtain permission to register for the courses CLS 110 and CLS 200 from the MLT program director. Accepted students who are not properly registered or who are absent during the first week of regular classes without prior approval will lose their space to a wait-listed applicant. Admitted students will be required to attend an instructional program on blood borne pathogens and must either begin the Hepatitis B vaccine series or sign a waiver once they begin CLS laboratory courses.
Vaccinations are at the student's expense.
Readmission Decisions regarding readmitting students to pre-clinical CLS courses will be made by the admissions committee subject to space availability. No student is guaranteed readmission. Students seeking readmission apply by letter to the MLT program director as above during the regular admissions period. Readmitted students may be required to repeat one or more CLS courses or undertake directed independent study. Progression through the MLT-MT Program CLS Students are required to surpass defined minimum standards of academic and technical competence at every level.