Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
Mississippi State University - Starkville Main Campus
USA,Mississippi
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48 Months
Duration
CAD 27,637/year
Tuition Fee
CAD 60
Application Fee
Apply Date
USA, Mississippi
Type: College
Location Type: Rural
Founded: 1878
Total Students: 23,086 +
Int. Students: 1,000 +
Campus Detail
Main Campus Address
75 B. S. Hood Rd, Mississippi State, MS 39762, United States
Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
Program Overview
Medical Technology is a vital part of the field of laboratory medicine. A medical technologist performs a myriad of laboratory tests to find the causes and cures for disease. These tests include the analysis of of blood, body fluids, cells, tissues, and also the isolation and identification of microorganisms which cause disease. In addition, the medical technologist performs tests which assess risk factors for disease and help determine overall health status. The medical technologist must be knowledgeable in basic sciences and skilled at using sophisticated laboratory instruments.
Employment opportunities for medical technologists are excellent. Besides work in hospital labs, positions are also available in research, administration, education, industry, private practice, and public health. A graduate in medical technology is eligible to one or more national certification examination given the American Society of Clinical Pathologists or by the Nation Certifying Agency for Medical Laboratory Personnel. Some states require a state license examination as well.
Application Fee
Application Fee: CAD 60 Tuition Fee
CAD 27,637 per year
*Note: The fee is approximate and is subject to change
Living Cost in Mississippi State University - Starkville Main Campus
CAD 13,000 per year
*Note: The fee is approximate and is subject to change
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Funding
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