[QUOTE who="njbiodude in California"]No you need physics with light and electricity. I believe that is the 2nd semester of the introductory sequence.
Also just letting you know Ive worked in other states and work in CA now. Im not higher paid in CA when you account for COL. The northeast is bad but places like AZ have *much* cheaper housing and still decent wages.[/QUOTE]
Oh ok. I just thought I would qualify under route A as it states below. I was just unsure.
With the exception as provided in Section 1262 of the Business and Professions Code, written, oral, or practical examinations shall be conducted by the department to aid it in judging the qualifications of applicants for licensure as clinical laboratory technologists. In addition to the requirements for licensure as specified in Section 1261 of the Business and Professions Code, the prerequisites for entrance into the licensing examination shall be one of the following:
(a) Graduation from a college or university maintaining standards equivalent, as determined by the department, to those institutions accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, or an essentially equivalent accrediting agency, with a baccalaureate and a major in clinical laboratory science, the last year of which course shall have been primarily clinical laboratory procedures in a clinical laboratory training school acceptable to the department; or
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