Medical Laboratory Technology, AAS - Course Sequence

Prerequisites

• MAT 110 - College Algebra Credit: 3
• *  BIO 112 - Basic Anatomy and Physiology Credit: 4
• CHM 110 - College Chemistry I Credit: 4

First Semester - Spring

• Spring 1

• AHS 104 - Medical Vocabulary-Anatomy Credit: 3
• MLT 101 - Introduction to Medical Laboratory Technology Credit: 2
• MLT 109 - Hematology I Credit: 2

• Spring 2

• ENG 101 - English Composition I Credit: 3
• MLT 106 - Introduction to Urinalysis and Body Fluids Credit: 2
• MLT 111 - Hematology II Credit: 2

Second Semester - Summer

• MLT 103 - Introductory Topics in Medical Microbiology Credit: 4
• MLT 135 - Clinical Chemistry and Instrumentation Credit: 3
• MLT 114 - Clinical Immunology Credit: 2
• MLT 107 - Clinical Experience in Urinalysis and Body Fluids Credit: 1
• **REQ SSC: Select from
  Behavioral/Social Sciences
    Credit: 3

Third Semester - Fall

• Fall 1

• MLT 211 - Advanced Hematology I Credit: 2
• MLT 206 - Advanced Microbiology I Credit: 2
• MLT 116 - Basic Concepts of Blood Banking Credit: 2

• Fall 2

• MLT 212 - Advanced Hematology II Credit: 2
• MLT 207 - Advanced Microbiology II Credit: 2
• MLT 216 - Advanced Skills in Blood Banking Credit: 2

Fourth Semester - Spring

• Spring 1/Spring 2

• REQ HUM: Select from
  Humanities
    Credit: 3
• MLT 271 - Clinical Applications I Credit: 3
• MLT 272 - Clinical Applications II Credit: 3
• MLT 273 - Clinical Applications III Credit: 3
• MLT 274 - Clinical Applications IV Credit: 3

Total: 65

*BIO 210  Anatomy and Physiology I in conjunction with BIO 211  Anatomy and Physiology II may be substituted.

**PSY 201  General Psychology is the recommended Behavioral/Social Science.

Note

Once accepted into the program, students must earn a C or better in each course and earn a grade of satisfactory on professional development evaluations in order to progress to the next semester.

All Health Sciences students are required to have drug screenings, criminal background checks, and a current Student Health Record with immunizations and titers. For more information, students may contact their Medical Laboratory Technology faculty advisor.

Falsification of any information submitted will make a student ineligible for admission to or continuation in the Medical Laboratory Technology Program.