Curriculum for the Bachelor of Health Science with Laboratory Science concentration
Fall Semester—Professional Year 1
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
CLS 3090 | Introduction to Professional Practice (optional) | 1 |
CLS 3100 | Basic Techniques: Microscopy | 3 |
CLS 3080 | Instrumentation Lecture/Lab | 4 |
CLS 5500 | Immunology and Serology | 3 |
CLS 5510 | Diagnostic Microbiology I | 4 |
Semester Total Credits | 15 |
Winter Semester—Professional Year 1
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
CLS 3020 | Hematology Lecture/Lab | 4 |
CLS 3280 | Clinical Chemistry Lecture/Lab | 4 |
CLS 5993 | Writing Intensive Course | 0 |
CLS 5520 | Diagnostic Microbiology II | 4 |
CLS 4040 | Laboratory Operations (optional) | 3 |
Semester Total Credits | 12-15 |
Spring/Summer Semester—Professional Year 1
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
CLS 5530 | Microbiology Simulation Laboratory (optional) | 3 |
CLS 4210 | Hemostatis Lecture/Lab | 2 |
Semester Total Credits | 0-5 |
Fall Semester—Professional Year 2
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
CLS 3040 | Immunohematology (*optional) | 4 |
CLS 4230 | Hematology II | 3 |
CLS 5020 | Pathophysiology (*optional) | 3 |
CLS 5593 | Writing Intensive | 0 |
Semester Total Credits | 10 |
* or approved elective
Winter Semester—Professional Year 2
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
Approved electives (if needed to have 120 credits required to graduate) Suggested courses include CLS 4990/CLS Professional Directed Study (1-4 credits), PHI 1110/Ethical Issues in Health Care (3 credits), PHI 2320/Introduction to Ethics (3 credits),PHY 2130-2131/General Physics (5 credits), PHY 2140-2141/General Physics (5 credits), NFS 2030/Nutrition and Health (3 credits), NFS 3230/Human Nutrition (3 credits), BIO 2600/Introduction to Cell Biology (3 credits), BIO 3070/Genetics (4 credits), BIO 3100/Cellular Biochemistry (3 credits), BIO 3200/Human Physiology (3 credits), BIO 4120 (WI)/Comparative Physiology Lecture (3 credits), PSY 2100/Psychology and the Workplace (3 credits), PSY 2410/Health Psychology (4 credits), and PSY 2600/Psychology of Social Behavior (3 credits). Please note that some courses may have prerequisites. | ||
Semester Total Credits | As needed |
Professional Program Total Credits: 38-60