Bravo Ian. 
I could not agree more. I went through an accredited 2 year histology program, got an Associates, and then received my HT. Some years later they began the HTL. I went back to school (while having small children) to get my Bachelors degree so I could take it and I passed with flying colors. I feel this field requires you have more than just chemistry and biology 101 if you want to fully understand HOW everything works and what to do when it doesn't. I still search the net and read all I can to keep up when something new comes along.


Paula Pierce, HTL(ASCP)HT

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