CLS - Traditional Curriculum
CLS Curriculum Information
Integrative Curriculum
The Clinical Laboratory Science Program utilizes a curriculum focused upon integrative, comprehensive learning. This type of curriculum is developed in such a manner that learners are evaluated in a frequent and comprehensive manner encouraging the application of skills across multiple disciplines and providing a weekly or bi-weekly evaluation of comprehensive knowledge and skills.Curriculum Components
The CLS Curriculum consists of weekly examinations, homework assignments, forum discussions, course-specific projects and requirements, as well as midterm and final exams.Clinical Laboratory Science Course Sequence
The following courses are offered once each year in the semester listed and must be taken in sequence unless granted permission by the course director and Program Director.https://www.ttuhsc.edu/health-professions/bachelor-of-science-clinical-laboratory-science/CLS Honors Courses
Some of the courses in the Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS) Program are designated as Honors Courses so students can continue their contract agreement with the Honors College to enroll in at least six to nine hours of honors credit at the junior and senior levels. Basic prerequisites include enrollment in Honors College with the intent to graduate with honors. Honors students enrolled in the Clinical Laboratory Science Program needing additional honors hours through the Honors College will complete a research project involving the investigation of a unique clinical subject such as autopsy, physician shadowing and instruction, or in an advanced area of laboratory science. The project will include library research, reading assignments, observation, reporting of findings, writing a paper, and presentation of the student's work. Honors scholarships from other campuses do not transfer to the HSC.
