Application Process

The program start dates and application deadlines are as follows

Start dates

Summer (mid-June / early-July) and Winter (mid-December / early-January)

Deadline dates

Application

The Beaumont School of Medical Laboratory Science participates in the Medical Technology Internship Matching Program of Michigan (MTIMPM) and accepts the MTIMPM application and reference forms.

The following application materials must be compiled by the applicant:

• completed MTIMPM application
• application fee (non-refundable) of $40 (Please make checks or money orders payable Beaumont School of Medical Laboratory Science, in U.S. funds. No cash please.)
• transcript - must submit a separate transcript from each college or university attended. It is not necessary to submit an "official" sealed copy of the transcript. A legible photocopy or web printout of the transcript is acceptable. However, each copy submitted must clearly indicate the name of the institution and name of the student on each page. They must be in chronological order and contain the overall GPA for each institution. Computer generated student grade reports will not be accepted.
  • Foreign degree evaluations MUST show grades and credit hours and GPA from all colleges and universities attended. (See listing below for preferred designated agencies.)
• academic course plan - download the file from the MTIMPM website; type in completed and planned course work, credit hour and grade information; save and print file before submitting with application
• personal statements - Answer the questions in the Beaumont section (page 6) of the MTIMPM application
• three recommendation forms - located on the MTIMPM website; one must be from an employer and two from science or medical laboratory science faculty; Letters from family members or friends are NOT accepted
• permanent resident documentation from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services if you are not a U.S. citizen
• U.S. passport if you are a non-citizen national of the U.S.
• copy of university diploma, if you have already graduated

IMPORTANT: It is recommended you submit the completed application one to two months prior to the deadline to guarantee your preferred interview date/time.

Interview

• interviews are conducted Monday through Friday from August 15 through November 15 in the year prior to the start of the clinical program summer and winter sessions
• email communications will be sent to applicants with updates on their application status and approval for interview
• if you have not heard anything within 1 week of sending all required application materials, send an email to the program director using "Interview Status" as the subject line
• prior to the interview, the student must read the information contained within the Beaumont Laboratory Confidentiality Agreement. The student must download, print and bring the signed document to the interview.
• Also prior to the interview, the applicant is asked to view the Day in the Life of a Beaumont MLS presentation on the Beaumont MLS Program’s home page

Selection process

• after the interview, the student must complete and submit their MTIMPM Preference List and Fee to the MTIMPM Administrator (or their university advisor)
• This must be postmarked no later than November 20
• clinical programs must submit their preference list to MTIMPM by the first Friday in December
• the MTIMPM computer match will run during the first two weeks of December
• applicants will be informed of their admission status (match outcome) between December 15 and December 31 via email from the program director of th ematched clinical program

Program match and policy handbook

Acceptance into the School of Medical Laboratory Science program is dependent upon the outcome of the MTIMPM match.    The clinical program will determine a student’s match ranking based upon many factors including the student's academic grades, letters of recommendation, statement of career goals, academic, work and volunteer experiences, interview,  and assessment by the Admissions Committee of a candidate's potential ability to meet the above mentioned Essential Functions and program requirements.

A student policy handbook, including student grievance policy and appeals, will be provided upon acceptance to the program and upon request after the interview. 

Refer to the Program Admission section for additional criteria that must be met upon successful match with the program.

Agencies for foreign transcript evaluations

Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc.
P.O. Box 92970
Milwaukee, WI 53202-0970
Phone: 414-289-3400
Email: eval@ece.org

International Education Research Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 3665
Culver City, CA  90231
Phone:  310-258-9451

World Education Services, Inc.
Midwest Office
PO Box 11623
Chicago, IL 60611-0623
Phone: 312-222-0882
Email: midwest@wes.org