Medical Laboratory Science Degree
Medical technologists, the laboratory scientists who analyze body fluids and tissues, fill an extremely important role in the field of medicine.
They use high-powered microscopes and other complex equipment to perform a range of tests and laboratory procedures, which assists doctors in diagnosing and treating disease. It’s challenging, but if you have a passion for science and healthcare, our medical laboratory science degree program can lead to a rewarding and secure career.
A Proud Partnership with McLeod Regional Medical Center
The medical laboratory science major at Coker offers a solid base of knowledge in biology, chemistry, and mathematics, plus the specialized training needed to pursue a career in medical technology. During the fourth year of study at McLeod Regional Medical Center, you will complete a fifty-two week program integrating classroom studies and practical experience.
April B. Orange, MM, MLS(ASCP)CM,
Visiting Instructor for Coker University
Program Director, McLeod Health School of Medical Laboratory Science
In order to be considered for admission into the clinical portion of the program, you must meet the following requirements:
- minimum SAT of 450 on both verbal and mathematics (minimum 900 total);
- maintain an overall grade point average of 2.5 with a science grade point of 2.6;
- complete all college Liberal Arts Studies Program requirements; and
- complete the required biology, chemistry and mathematics courses
One Degree That Opens All These Doors
$55,312
Medical Technologist
$56,003
Histologist
$67,129
Cytotechnologist
$77,824
Blood Bank Supervisor
$55,709
Analytical Chemist
$38,695
Research Assistant
$83,856
Toxicologist