Admissions
Each of our degree programs has a different admission process. For assistance and guidance, admitted students should work with an advisor. Students who are not yet admitted should apply to Weber State University first.
Admission information, including how to apply, a link to the application, eligibility, and more, is listed on each program’s web page.
CAMPUS PROGRAMS, APPLICATIONS & DEADLINES
Campus Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences
- Fall Admissions: Applications active: March 1 to April 1.
- Application
- Questions? Contact Kendal Beazer at kendalbeazer@weber.edu
Campus Associate of Applied Science Medical Laboratory Technician
- Fall Admissions: Applications active: March 1 to April 1.
- Application
- Questions? Contact Janice Thomas at janicethomas@weber.edu
Campus Medical Laboratory Assistant Certificate
- Open enrollment, offered every fall and spring semester
- No program application required
- Questions? Contact Janice Thomas at janicethomas@weber.edu
ONLINE PROGRAMS, APPLICATIONS & DEADLINES
Online Medical Laboratory Scientist Bachelor of Science
- Application deadlines: Fall: May 1, Spring: September 1, Summer: February 1
- Application
- Questions? Contact Christy Achter at christyachter@weber.edu
Online Medical Laboratory Technician Associate of Applied Science
- Application deadlines: Fall: May 1, Spring: September 1, Summer: February 1
- Application
- Questions? Contact Ashley Wilkinson at ashleywilkinson2@weber.edu
Online Medical Laboratory Assistant Certificate
- Application deadlines: Fall: May 1, Spring: September 1, Summer: February 1
- Application
- Questions? Contact Christy Achter at christyachter@weber.edu
Post-Bacc Technologist Certificates
- Application deadlines: Fall: May 1, Spring: October 1, Summer: February 1
- Available options:
- Questions? Contact Kandi Tait kanditait@weber.edu
Online Non-Degree Continuing Education Courses
- Open enrollment
- No program application required
- Questions? Contact Cindi Kranek at cindikranek@weber.edu
CAMPUS VS. ONLINE
We know that due to location, time or outside commitments you're not always able to choose the best delivery format based on your learning style. But, in case you have that option, we've provided examples between the two delivery formats to better help you understand each option.
Campus
- I prefer to focus on my studies and do not want to spend time coordinating lab spaces and times.
- I live in Utah and I am looking for a quick option to advance my career.
- I love hands-on training, campus environments, and simulated labs.
- I am looking for a structured schedule.
- I prefer face-to-face interaction and this helps me obtain knowledge.
Online
- I have the ability to connect with my own laboratory setting and mentor to complete my assignments.
- I need to have the ability to work while I am in school.
- I prefer the flexibility of an online format.
- I am not looking to relocate for school.
- I do not want to commute to a campus location.
- I do not live in Utah and I am looking for an opportunity to advance my career.