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Clinical Laboratory Science (Medical Technology) (B.A.)


The clinical laboratory science curriculum requires 94 credit hours of preclinical courses and 10 to 18 months at one of the affiliated clinical programs in Kansas City or Wichita. Admission into the clinical portion of the training is by application; students are expected to have a minimum GPA of 2.0 to 2.5 for both overall work and for the required science courses. All the requirements for a  bachelor’s degree must be completed before a student is allowed to sit for the certification examination.

In addition to the general requirements for a bachelor’s degree in the College of Arts and Sciences, the following courses are required:

Bachelor degree requirements

Preclinical courses


  • One course in statistics Credits: (3)

Internship in affiliated school of clinical laboratory science (30 credit hours)


Note


Because requirements for admission into clinical programs may change or vary, consultation with a clinical laboratory science advisor is recommended.

For more information go to K-State Pre-Health Professions Program.