Student Learning Outcomes
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in hematology.
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in medical chemistry.
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in immunohematology.
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in clinical microbiology.
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in urinalysis and body fluids.
- Upon completion of the Medical Laboratory Science program, students will demonstrate entry level knowledge and skills in immunology.
Medical Laboratory Science Standards and Expectations for Students
MLS Standards and Expectations 2026 is designed for use only by students in the Medical Laboratory Science Program at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. It contains information that provides assistance to students as they enter and progress through the program
Essential Functions or Technical Standards
MLS Essential Functions-In compliance with the ADA, the Medical Laboratory Science Program provides the following information to aid the applicant/student to determine whether reasonable accommodations are necessary.
EXXAT Clinical Education Management System
The College of Health Professions and Department of Medical Laboratory Science utilizes the EXXAT clinical education management system to support, manage, and document students’ clinical, practicum, internship, fieldwork, and other experiential learning activities. Students are required to activate their accounts, pay any applicable fees, complete required profiles, and upload all requested documentation. Through these systems, students may access placement information, track clinical and experiential learning hours and activities, complete required logs and assignments, receive evaluations from clinical instructors, preceptors, or supervisors, and provide evaluations of their clinical or field experiences as required by their academic program. Students may also use these platforms to develop professional portfolios and complete other program-specific requirements. All associated fees, requirements, and platform specifications are subject to change based on program, institutional, accrediting body, and clinical site requirements.