How does one become a cytotechnologist?
To be a nationally registered cytotechnologist, a person must attend an approved/accredited program in cytotechnology, earn a bachelor’s decree and successfully complete the national certification examination. Can one attend the program as a part-time student? No. At present the program does not offer a part-time option. Is the cytotechnology program difficult? Since the program is two years long, it is extremely intense and fast paced. Students are in classes and laboratory sessions from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Excellent time management skills and good study habits are essential. How much does the program cost? Program fees are established annually by the university. For more specific information one should contact the Office of Financial Aid. Will I be able to work while enrolled in the program? While we cannot prohibit you from working while in school, most students find it very difficulty to keep up with their studies if they are also working. There is little
