B.S. in Clinical Laboratory Science
Students can obtain a Bachelor of Science in
clinical laboratory science, with a concentration in medical technology, by completing
three years of coursework in the Biology
Program at SEU followed by 15 months at
Rutgers University and its affiliated laboratory facilities. Following completion of
the three years plus 15 months, a student
will obtain a joint degree from the two
institutions. A complete description of the
programs at Rutgers can be found at https://shp.rutgers.edu/clinical-lab-and-imaging-sciences/bachelor-of-science-medical-laboratory-sciences/.
During the first three years at SEU, a student
must fulfill all of the general education
requirements of the University. The student
must also complete the following science
and mathematics courses required by both
institutions prior to admission to Rutgers
University.
Medical Laboratory Science
Required Courses (65 credits)
An overall grade point average of 2.85 (A=4.0) and grades of C or better are required in all of the above courses.
In addition, the following science courses are recommended:
| BIO413 | Molecular Biology Techniques | 4 |
| CHEM317 | Theory of Analytical Chemistry | 4 |