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Further Education

The majority of MLS alumni pursue at least part-time graduate studies or specialized training within a few years of graduation. The small size of the program allows faculty to become well acquainted with students and help to guide and provide the support necessary to sharpen and fulfill ambitious goals.

A variety of awards and scholarships are available to assist qualified students with tuition and training, and MLS students receive guidance and support in obtaining these funds.

Some typical pathways following the MLS degree:

  • graduate school (masters and doctoral) in biomedical science, management, healthcare administration, etc.
  • specialized lab education, e.g. cytotechnology, cytogenetics, forensics
  • medical/dental school
  • other clinical professions, e.g. PT, PA, RN, etc.
  • teaching credentials
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Applications for matriculation in the Biomedical Laboratory Management (BLM) for the Fall 2013 semester are now closed. However, students who may wish to be considered for one semester of non-degree status prior to formal application should contact Dr. Robert Raffaniello by email (rraffani@hunter.cuny.edu) as soon as possible. 

Visit Hunter College's Graduate Admissions (http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/graduateadmissions) for details. 

Applications for the Advanced Certificate in Medical Technology (AC) for Fall 2013 are now closed. There is no non-matriculated status for the AC program.