1999-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705

The College of Health and Human Services

Bachelor of Science-Medical Technology


Liberal Studies: As follows			                45-47

Composition: EN101, EN202

Humanities: three courses - one in each area (PH222 recommended)

Fine Arts: one course

Mathematics: MA110 or higher level

Natural Science: CH111-CH112

Social Sciences: three courses

Health and Wellness/ROTC: H&W recommended

Liberal Studies electives: PY111

Synthesis: not required

Writing Intensive: one required



Major:        						        32

Required courses: (1)

MT494	 Clinical Microbiology	                        8sh

MT495	 Clinical Chemistry		                10sh

MT496	 Clinical Hematology/Coagulation	        6sh

MT497	 Clinical Immunohematology	                4sh

MT498	 Clinical Immunology/Serology	                2sh

MT499	 Clinical Seminar		                2sh



Other Requirements:  Science sequence		                37-39

Required courses:

BI111	Principles of Biology I	                        4sh

BI250	Principles of Microbiology	                3sh

BI364	Immunology		                        3sh

CH231	Organic Chemistry I	                        4sh

CH232	Organic Chemistry II	                        4sh

CH323	Analytical Methods	                        4sh

CH351	Biochemistry		                        4sh

PY121	Physics I Lab		                        1sh

PY112/PY122	Physics II Lecture/Lab	                4sh



Controlled electives:

Two courses from list: 

BI112, BI120, BI151, BI263, BI331, BI350, BI352, BI360,

BI432, BI466, BI476	                                6sh



Free Electives:		        		                6-10




(#)Total Degree Requirements:        		                124

(#) See advisory paragraph Timely Completion of Degree Requirements in catalog section on Requirements for Graduation.
(1) These courses are offered by our affiliating hospital-based clinical programs. These areas of study are consistent with requirements of the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. All six of these areas of study are completed during the final twelve months of the degree program at one of the affiliating hospitals.

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