See below for the most recent statistics on graduation rates for the Ascension Michigan Laboratory Services School of  Medical Laboratory Science.  Graduation data reflect students who began the final half of the program and went on to successfully graduate from the program.

• 2021 - 100 percent (14 enrolled, 14 graduated)
• 2022 - 100 percent (14 enrolled, 14 graduated)
• 2023 - 100 percent (11 enrolled, 11 graduated)
  
  

• Attended the required number of scheduled days
• Successfully completed all lecture and clinical rotation proficiency and competency requirements
• Demonstrated ethical behavior in their professional conduct

At graduation, you will receive a certificate and are eligible for certification by national or state agencies. Information on the various certifying agencies is supplied during the clinical year. The intern decides whether to become certified, and by which agency. Certification is a means of verifying career-entry competence; it is desirable in many job circumstances and in pursuing post-graduate education. Successful completion of a national certification exam is not required for graduation from the program.   If you are from an affiliated university, you are eligible to receive a degree from that institution. The awarding of the certificate or degree is not contingent upon successfully passing a certification examination.

Ascension Michigan Laboratory Services School of Medical Laboratory Science interns are eligible to take a national certification examination upon successful completion of the program. See below for the most recent statistics of graduates successfully completing the ASCP MLS Board of Certification Exam within one year of graduation.

• 2021 - 100 percent (14 attempted, 14 passed)
• 2022 - 93 percent (14 attempted, 13 passed)
• 2023 - 100 percent (11 attempted, 11 passed)