Bachelor's in Cytotechnology

Bachelor’s in Cytotechnology – Marshall University

The Bachelor’s in Cytotechnology program prepares students to stain and analyze body cells under the microscope for changes that indicate disease. The program requires students to complete three years of academic curriculum and then apply for one year of hospital-based training. Upon successful completion, students are eligible for agencies’ certification exams.

Graduates from the Cytotechnology degree program go on to work in hospitals, clinics and private physicians’ laboratories.

Admission Process:

1. A completed curriculum review form (Curriculum review forms may be saved on your desktop and completed using your PC or printed and completed by hand)

2. Two letters of reference

3. Letter of Application

Information about cost of attendance, scholarships, admission requirements, etc.