BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
(in conjunction with UNM)
(no minor required)

Advisor: Hill

Requirements in Other Fields

CMPS 140	Introduction to Computer Science	3
CMPS 110	Computer Literacy - MacIntosh
or CMPS 111	Computer Literacy - PC	3
COMM 110	Public Speaking	3
MATH 131	College Algebra	3
MVSC 213	First Aid	2

Two of the Lab Science courses listed in the core requirements will count for
General Education credits (and must be passed with a grade of C or higher).
54 credits of upper division courses are required (6 credits outside of major &
minor). At least 12 credit hours must come from Writing Intensive courses.

B.S. Requirements (6 credit hours)

MATH 321	Statistics	3
CMPS 260	Computer Applications	3

Medical Technology Core Requirements
Biology courses (8 credits will count for Gen’l Ed lab science):

BIOL 204/205	Majors II: Animal Form, Function and Diversity & lab	4
BIOL 254/256	Anatomy & Physiology I & lab	4
BIOL 255/257	Anatomy & Physiology II & lab	4
BIOL 310/312	Invertebrate Zoology & lab	4
BIOL 360/362	Cell Biology & lab	4
BIOL 371/373	Microbiology & lab	4
BIOL 486	Senior Project (Immunology)	2
	Total Biology credit hours	26

Chemistry courses:

CHEM 151/153	General Chemistry I & lab	4
CHEM 152/154	General Chemistry II & lab	4
CHEM 201/202	Analytical Chemistry & lab	4
CHEM 301	Instrumental Analysis	4
CHEM 351/353	Organic Chemistry I & lab	5
	Total Chemistry credit hours	21
	Total core credits for major	39
	(outside of General Education and BS hours)

Clinical Study:
The student must submit a formal application for admission to UNM school of Medical
Technology, be admitted, and complete clinical study. Upon the student’s completion
of the year of study in the school of medical technology, the director of the school
will certify the student’s credits to the WNMU Registrar, thus enabling the student
to enter candidacy for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. At
the same time the student is eligible to sit for National Certifying exams given by the
Board of Registry (ASCP) or the National Certifying Agency for Clinical Laboratory
Sciences (NCA).

Degree Plans