Tuition and Expenses

Tuition

$4,000 for the program. 

Tuition Waiver

The tuition can be waived if the student works full-time for 24 continuous months as a certified MLS following program graduation. Students who do not complete the program for whatever reason are not required to pay tuition. 

Refund Policy

Since enrolled students do not pay tuition, there is not a refund policy.

Expenses

Student Responsibilities

Students are responsible for the cost of: 

  • Textbooks — Contact the Program Director for current textbook list and estimated cost
  • Transportation
  • Housing
  • Personal Expenses
  • Meals — Discounted prices available in hospital cafeteria

Health Insurance

Not provided by the hospital. Recommended but not required.

Uniforms

Students are responsible for their scrubs and closed-toe/heel shoes. Students are required to adhere to the health system and laboratory dress code, which is distributed during orientation. All personal protective equipment will be provided.

Program Policies

Program Withdrawal

A student may withdraw from the program at any time by notifying the Program Director in writing. A student who withdraws will not be expected to repay any tuition.

Student Employment Policy

After demonstrating competency, a student may be employed in the laboratory performing direct patient and/or reportable work outside of scheduled educational periods. Students are only permitted to work per-diem on weekends and after school hours if hours are available. Students will not be substituted for laboratory staff to perform direct patient and/or reportable work. Working outside of academic hours is paid, voluntary, and closely supervised. Students are not paid during school hours. Students are not guaranteed employment with Lexington Health during their clinical year or upon graduation.

Additional Policies of the School of Medical Laboratory Science

For information concerning program policies or for examples of the academic calendar, please contact the Program Direction. Program policies are published in the Student Handbook which can be e-mailed to a prospective student upon request.

Questions?

Contact the School of Medical Laboratory Science program director.

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