As a medical laboratory scientist (MLS), your behind-the-scenes role in the testing and analysis of blood, tissue and other body fluid samples?will help physicians make important medical decisions and monitor patient care. Such tests may be used to confirm mild illnesses or serious diseases, pregnancy, clinical levels of drugs or alcohol in the body, and the effects of drugs on various diseases.

According to the?Bureau of Labor Statistics, this field remains in high demand, offering multiple opportunities for employment and a competitive salary. Graduates of UIndy's program also benefit from a high job placement rate. In fact, affiliated clinical sites prefer to hire their graduates in medical laboratory science as opposed to graduates from other major programs.