Bachelor in Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist (Bachelor's), tuition is 11,583 USD per year.

This program trains students in diagnostic medicine and generating accurate test results in areas like chemistry, hematology, immunology, and microbiology. The results are critical for diagnosing and treating diseases. This major equips students to become essential members of a healthcare team and provides career opportunities, particularly in rural areas.

Study areas include Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Laboratory Science Certificate, 3+1 track.

For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 69% of applicants.

Tradition has shaped Valley City State University since 1890. Today, VCSU offers more than 65 undergraduate programs and three online master’s degrees. Academic options range from software engineering, computer systems, health sciences, education, music, and business information systems to fisheries and wildlife. Graduate students can choose a Master of Education concentration or a Master of Arts in Teaching, with opportunities for research, technology development, professional skills, and educational field experiences.

Career preparation is built into the student experience through immersive learning and relationships with faculty. Small class sizes and a close-knit campus support individual interaction with instructors, staff, and peers. Recent initiatives include a Career and Technical Education articulation agreement with North Dakota State College of Science. Students can also access more than 20 online programs, including degrees, majors, minors, and certifications, along with extended-learning courses and workshops.

VCSU is located in Valley City, North Dakota, on a walkable campus with historic grounds. Students can explore facilities including the Rhoades Science Center and Gaukler Family Wellness Center, attend classes, and take part in campus visits that introduce academic and community life. Residence halls provide a home-like setting with programming designed to bring students together. International students can choose from a broad academic catalogue, campus housing, music and arts activities, and 15 Viking athletic teams.