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Suggested Course Sequence

This is a suggested schedule for completing your course requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in clinical laboratory sciences, including the CLT Associate of Applied Science. Please see a faculty advisor for complete information and advice on course selection.


Track I -
Junior and Senior Years
This curriculum is intended for students who plan on working in a clinical laboratory after graduation and do not plan on attending medical, physician assistant, dental, veterinay, or graduate school.  After completing the courses required for an AAS in clinical laboratory sciences, you will take the following courses in your 3rd / Jr. and 4th / Sr. years in the program:

 3rd year / Junior -  fall semester

Credits

 CLS 3302 Advanced Clinical Lab Practices I 4
 CLS 4401 Working Laboratory Theory I 1
 CLS 4442 Applied Working Laboratory I 3
 CLS 4409 Clinical Correlation                                                              1
 CLS 4414 Laboratory Teaching and Supervision I 2
 CLS 4801 Research Projects in CLS I 1
 Gen Ed. Info. Literacy TBE 1701, 02, 03 & LIBS 1704 4
Total credits   16

 3rd year / Junior -  spring semester

Credits

 CLS 4405 Working Laboratory Theory II 1
 CLS 4446 Applied Working Laboratory II 3
 CLS 4417 Laboratory Teaching and Supervision II                             1
 CLS 4802 Research Projects in CLS II 1
 Gen ed. - HU/CA/SS/AI (two courses) 6
Total credits   12

 4th year / Senior -  fall semester 

Credits

 CLS 3311 Advanced Clinical Immunohematology 3
 CLS 3313 Advanced Clinical Hematology and Hemostasis 4
 CLS 4453 and CLS 4454 Supervised Clinical Experience I & II 2
 MICR 3254 Immunology (with lab) 4
    OR MICR 3810 Immunology (without lab) /3
    OR HTHS 3328 Pathophysiology of Cells and Tissues /2
          and HTHS 3329 Pathophysiology of Organs and Systems /2
Total credits   12/13

 4th year /  Senior -  spring semester

Credits

 CLS 3314 Advanced Clinical Chemistry 3
 CLS 3316 Advanced Clinical Micro & Molecular Diagnostics 4
 MICR 3603 Medical Microbiology (online course) 3
    OR HIM 3200 Epidemiology and Biostatistics /2
 Gen. ed. HU/CA/SS/AI 3
Total credits   12/13

 
Track II - Pre-Professional, Junior and Senior Years
This curriculum is intended only for students interested in attending medical, physician assistant, dental, veterinay, or graduate school. After completing the courses required for an AAS in clinical laboratory sciences, you will take the following courses in your 3rd / Jr. and 4th / Sr. years in the program:

 3rd year / Junior -  fall semester

Credits

 CLS 3302 Advanced Clinical Lab Practices I 4
 CLS 4801 Research Projects in CLS I 1
 PHYS 2010 College Physics I 5
     OR PHYS 2210 Physics for Scientists & Engineers /5
 ZOOL 3300 Genetics or equivalent * 4
 MICR 3254 Immunology 4
Total credits   16

 3rd year / Junior -  spring semester

Credits

 CLS 4802 Research Projects in CLS II 1
 PHYS 2020 College Physics II 5
     OR PHYS 2220 Physics for Scientists & Engineers /5
 CHEM 3070 Biochemistry 4
 Gen ed. HU/CA/SS/AI/TBE (two courses) 6
 MCAT Prep Course **
Total credits   16

 4th year / Senior -  fall semester

Credits

 CLS 3311 Advanced Clinical Immunohematology 3
 CLS 3313 Advanced Clinical Hematology & Hemostasis 4
 CLS 4409 Clinical Correlation 1
 CLS 4453 & CLS 4454 Supervised Clinical Experience I & II 2
 Gen ed. HU/CA/SS/AI/TBE (two courses) 6
Total credits   16

 4th year /  Senior -  spring semester

Credits

 CLS 3314 Advanced Clinical Chemistry 3
 CLS 3316 Advanced Clinical Micro & Molecular Diagnostics 4
 MICR 3603 Medical Microbiology (online course) 3
    OR HIM 3200 Epidemiology and Biostatistics /2
 Gen. ed. HU/CA/SS/AI 3
Total credits   12/13

*Medical schools also require one full year (2 semesters) of other upper division science courses. Genetics is recommended, but may be replaced with other upper division science courses, i.e. Histology, Cell Biology, Advanced Human Physiology, HAS 3230, HAS 4400 etc. (Please note: Health Administrative Services or other Health Science classes may not fulfill the upper division science requirements of all medical and professional programs.)

**While MCAT prep courses are not required, they are strongly encouraged for optimal MCAT preparation.

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