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Hone your writing skills while deepening your appreciation of literature. Through discussion and close personal attention, you’ll develop analytical, critical reasoning, and communication skills highly sought after by employers in many fields. These skills will also provide you with an excellent foundation for graduate study.

Degree Offered: B.A.
Offered on the Augusta and Bangor campuses


Admissions to the AS in Medical Laboratory Technology is competitive, therefore students added to the wait list are not guaranteed a spot in the MLT program. Prior to fall selections, students on the MLT wait list will be required to submit a 300-word essay addressing why they are interested in the MLT program, what their professional goals are, and what qualities they feel they have that will help them be a good Medical Laboratory Technician. This required essay should reflect the most current intentions and qualities of the prospective student, therefore if a student is not selected for the first fall, they will be required to submit a new essay for subsequent fall MLT selections. Essay requests and information regarding the MLT wait list will be communicated via UMS e-mail, so students are encouraged to regularly check their @maine.edu account or have it forwarded to a preferred e-mail address.

MLT Wait List Requirements:

  • Successful completion of ENG 005 or waiver
  • Successful completion of REA 008 or waiver
  • Successful completion of MAT 111 or waiver
  • Successful completion of a Biology with Lab (grade of C or higher)
  • Successful completion of a Chemistry with Lab (grade of C or higher)
  • 2.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) or higher

 

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If you are not an active student, you must apply for admissions.  Details can be found here.

Medical Laboratory Technology Wait List

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UMA uses several electronic information and communication tools.  These guides will orient you to our systems and their uses and help you be more successful during your academic endeavors.

E-Way to UMA: A Roadmap

Reviews the basics of MaineStreet, Blackboard, E-mail and more.  This is a good place to start!
Watch the Tutorial on Navigating MaineStreet 9.0 here.
Watch the Email Activation Tutorial here.

E-Way to Blackboard

Reviews the ins and outs of using Blackboard, the software system used in many UMA classes (online, ITV, and face-to-face)

E-Way to Degree Progress

Describes how to read your degree programs in MaineStreet, which is an advising tool that tracks your movement through your degree program.
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E-Way to Registration

Reviews the key points of how to use the registration tools in MaineStreet.
Watch the Tutorial on Distance Registration here.
Watch the Registration Tutorial here.

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If you aspire to get the most from your educational experience or you face specific challenges to your success at UMA, we may be able to assist by providing the resources, information, and support needed. Attending college is both a challenging and rewarding journey. You don't need to go it alone.

Cordially,
Kathleen A. Dexter
Dean of Students

 

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