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The Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) Program was founded in 1970 as an undergraduate major of the Institute of Health Sciences.

The MLS mission is to educate entry level laboratory professionals to accept positions in the wide range of health related laboratories in the New York area. These include:

  • hospital and private diagnostic labs
  • academic research laboratories
  • pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies

The rigorous curriculum also provides the academic background to pursue advanced degrees in graduate and professional (medical and dental) schools, as well as advanced clinical certifications.

For questions about the MLS program, please send an email to Dr. Steven Einheber at seinhebe@hunter.cuny.edu

Registration advisement for new MLS majors for the Fall 2013 semester will take place on the dates listed below. This includes students who entered the major in a prior semester but have not yet begun to take MLS classes. Students currently enrolled in MLS classes should NOT attend these sessions, but follow listmail and posted instructions. Advisement will take place at the Brookdale Campus (425 E. 25th Street), West Building, 7th floor, room 700A:

Friday, April 26, noon-4pm
Thursday, May 2, noon-4pm
 Friday, May 24, noon-4pm
 Monday, June 3, noon-4pm

No appointments are necessary. If you have any question about registration advisement sessions, please send an email to Dr. Steven Einheber at seinhebe@hunter.cuny.edu
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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.