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LIFE
AS A CYTOLOGY STUDENT
CHECK IT OUT! |
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UND
CYTOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM OFFERS AMMENITIES
NOT FOUND AT OTHER SCHOOLS |
The
UND Cytotechnology Program provides advanced technology and progressive
learning opportunities in an exciting and challenging field.

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Ergonomically
Adaptable BX45 Olympus Microscopes |
Dell
Computers at student stations |
Blackboard
On-line learning opportunities with testing formats similar
to Registry Examinations |
SurePath® &
ThinPrep® liquid based slide preparation training |
University
setting with priority given to students |
B.S.
and Certificate Programs |
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SEMESTER PROFESSIONAL CURRICULUM: One
Year to A Career!
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Diagnostic
Cytology I: 15 Credits: Interpretation and Understanding
of Concepts In Exfoliative Gynecological Cytopathology
Diagnostic
Cytology II: 15 Credits: Understanding of
the Preparation and Diagnosis of Non-Gynecological Cytopathology
Diagnostic
Cytology III: 10 Credits: 12 Week Clinical
Practicum At An Affiliated Laboratory Where
You Apply the Concepts Learned in Cytology I & II |
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3+1
Route: Student
is currently an undergraduate, has met all program prerequisites,
and has department approval to complete their professional
year. Upon successful completion of Path 401, 402, 403, and
all UND general education requirements, the student will
be awarded a Bachelor of Science in Cytotechnology.
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4+1
Route: Student already possess
a Baccalaureate degree, has met all program prerequisites,
and has department approval to complete their professional
year. Upon successful completion of Path 401, 402, and 403,
the student will be awarded a Certificate in Cytotechnology.
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Certificate or a Degree in Cytotechnology is an excellent precurser
to
future programs such as; medicine, pathology, cytopathology,
and pathology assistant. |
MOLECULAR
PATHOLOGY COURSES
- Molecular
Pathology (3 credits) is a part of the spring semester
- Course(s)
may also be available through distance education
- Contact
the UND Department
of Pathology for more information
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