
Medical Technology Major
The major in medical technology within the Department of Biological
Sciences enables a student to obtain a BS in Medical Technology from
SUNY Brockport at the end of a four-year program. Students complete
three academic years at Brockport and a fourth calendar year at a school
of medical technology approved by the College. During the first three
years, each student fulfills the General Education and major requirements.
The fourth clinical year at a school of medical technology includes
both theoretical and practical work in a medical laboratory. The BS
is awarded upon the satisfactory completion of the requirements of both
institutions. Upon completion of the internship, the student is eligible
to take the ASCP Board of Registry Examination,
which must be passed in order to be qualified as a Registered Medical
Technologist. The program is offered in affiliation with Rochester General
Hospital.
To enter this program, students declare a major in medical technology
to assure proper advisement. A formal application to the School of Medical
Technology is made by the middle of the fall semester of the junior
year.
Please note: In addition to SUNY Brockport tuition and fees,
students in their fourth year will be charged tuition and fees by the
School of Medical Technology (Rochester General Hospital).
SUNY Brockport Courses in Biological Sciences

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Last updated 11/07/2005