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option is identical to the 4+1 Option except that the additional
on-campus studies lead you to qualify for secondary education teaching
certification.
You receive a Bachelor
of Science degree in Clinical Laboratory Science, as well as a secondary
education teaching certificate qualifying you to teach high school
courses like biology or chemistry. You may also choose to complete
the traditional clinical practicum and national exam to become a
certified clinical laboratory scientist or medical technologist.
The most significant
difference between this option and the 4+1 CLS Program is that the
additional year of university study is spent taking education courses
that will qualify the graduate for secondary school teacher certification.
Students completing this
program receive both a bachelor's degree in CLS and secondary school
teacher certification. In addition, many of these graduates complete
a clinical practicum at a NAACLS accredited hospital to become qualified
to take an examination that, successful completion of, grants national
certification as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist/Medical Technologist.
More CLS related information
can be found on the CLS
Home Page. |