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The CLS Program and Courses - Clinical and Molecular Concentrations; Study Plans

Students are required to complete a minimum of 59 pre-requisite Credit Hours. The following suggested study plans detail the coursework required during the freshman and sophomore years and may be helpful in planning course work. Courses with similar content may be acceptable alternatives.

The professional program in CLS begins in the fifth semester of study (junior year). We offer a Clinical concentration and Molecular Biotechnology concentration – course work is identical until the eighth and final semester of study:
• CLS program and course guide: Clinical Concentration Study Plan [PDF]
• CLS program and course guide: Molecular Biotechnology Concentration Study Plan [PDF]


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