Program Overview

Master of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences

The Master of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science (MSMLS) in the School of Health Professions is designed to prepare the medical laboratory scientist for a career in research, teaching or management within clinical laboratory medicine. Graduates of this program will obtain research, teaching and managerial positions in academia, clinical laboratories and in industry.

Accreditation and Program Outcomes

The MLS Program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) until October 31, 2027.

Medical Laboratory Sciences Program Outcomes

The following table lists statistics for Board of Certification Pass Rates, Graduation Rates and Job Placement Rates for both the Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science in Medical Laboratory Science. Year| BOC Pass Rates| Graduation Rates| Attrition Rates| Job Placement Rates
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2025| 85%| 89%| 11%| 100%
2024| 89%| 100%| 0%| 100%
2023| 83%| 100%| 0%| 100%
2022| 94%| 88%| 13%| 100%

Fast Facts

• Individuals who hold a MLS certification can complete their master's degree online.
• Some MSMLS courses can count towards completion of the DCLS program.

Program Details

• The program prepares medical laboratory scientists for careers in research, teaching, or management within clinical laboratory medicine.
• Graduates can obtain positions in academia, clinical laboratories, and industry.
• The program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS).
• The program outcomes include Board of Certification Pass Rates, Graduation Rates, Attrition Rates, and Job Placement Rates.
• The program offers online completion options for individuals with MLS certification.
• The program has a connection to the DCLS program, with some courses counting towards its completion.