Our students learn to use cutting-edge technologies and techniques as laboratory professionals who analyze blood and body fluids to help identify, treat and prevent hundreds of diseases and conditions — from thyroid problems to diabetes, from leukemia to hepatitis.
The results of laboratory professionals’ work touch countless lives. The work that laboratory professionals do affects up to 70 percent of all major patient-care related decisions. Our graduates are critical to saving and enhancing lives and contributing to research and clinical breakthroughs.
This program is a part of the Department of Health Sciences and Division of Medical Laboratory Sciences.
Ryan Vergara
Up to 30
students accepted each year