The phlebotomy certificate prepares the student for employment as a phlebotomist with job opportunities in a medical office, clinic, or healthcare facility. The phlebotomist is trained to draw blood through a method called venipuncture. A venipuncture is performed when a large specimen of blood is needed for testing.

Students who satisfactorily complete the program requirements qualify for a certificate of program completion. All program-required courses must have been completed with a grade of 2.0 or better.

BIOL 105 - Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology Credits: 4 *

HIT 104 - Medical Terminology Credits: 4 *

MA 140 - Medical Office Procedures Credits: 3 *

CIS 120 - Software Applications Credits: 3 *

MA 161 - Phlebotomy Internship Credits: 2 **

HIT 114 - Pharmacology for Health Professionals Credits: 2 *

*Courses apply to the Medical Assisting Program.

** If your major is Phlebotomy, you are strongly encouraged to complete MA 161 in order to obtain eligibility to take the National Center for Competency Testing Certification Exam. All courses may be applied toward the associate in general studies degree.

Not all courses are offered each semester. Students should work with an academic advisor to develop a schedule that will work for them. Students planning to transfer should check the transfer institution’s requirements/guides or discuss their options with an academic advisor. The number of credits may vary depending on the course selection.

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Applying for admission is the first step toward enrolling in college as a new student. Complete our online form to apply. You will need to create a new account to save your application.

Students who have special circumstances may have to provide additional information or documentation along with their application. If you fit any additional student types, please ensure you review and follow their admissions steps too.

Transcripts are required to complete the application process. Electronic requests are the fastest and easiest way to submit transcripts. Request your high school transcripts be sent electronically after completing the first semester of your senior year of high school, or after your final semester of high school if you have already graduated. The quickest and easiest way to have your high school transcripts sent to us is through the Parchment Exchange. The same process applies to GED scores.

Submit SAT/ACT Scores if taken within the last three years. Request your scores be sent to Schoolcraft College (SAT Code 1764, ACT code 2070) or upload scores in your Schoolcraft My Account under supplemental items.

Alternatively, you can take placement tests in the Schoolcraft Testing Center. Testing is offered on a walk-in basis during regular hours. Allow approximately 2-1/2 hours to complete testing. Photo identification is required at the time of testing.

Congratulations! Once you have applied and provided transcripts and test scores, you will be admitted to Schoolcraft College and ready to take the next steps to be an enrolled student.

Prospective Student: F-1 Student Admission Process

International students intending to study in the United States on an F-1 visa have additional admission requirements and must submit supplemental documents during the application process. These documents are listed in the International Student Packet and are required in order for an I-20 to be issued to a prospective F-1 student. To begin the admission process as an F-1 international student please complete the steps listed below:

1. Apply for Admission to Schoolcraft College

Submit an application for admission to Schoolcraft College. Once your application is complete, you will receive an admission decision via email in approximately 3-7 days.

Fill out and submit all the additional documents listed in the International Student Packet. Be sure to read the packet thoroughly. If you have any questions regarding these documents, we are happy to assist you.

Once the international student packet and all additional required documents are submitted and checked for completion a visa eligibility document (I-20) will be generated. This document allows foreign nationals to obtain F-1 or M-1 student status either by changing their current visa status if they are in the U.S. or by obtaining an F-1 or M-1 visa through a U.S. consulate or embassy outside of the U.S. You will receive your I-20 and Welcome Packet with additional information via regular postal mail or expedited shipping if you choose to use eShip.

Once you receive your Welcome Packet and I-20 in the mail, you can begin preparing for your visa interview. The Welcome Packet will contain instructions for paying the SEVIS fee and applying for your visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate.

If you previously attended college or university inside the U.S please submit your official college transcripts to Schoolcraft College. The transcripts must be sent directly from the transfer institution to Schoolcraft College. Hand-carried or “issued to student” copies will not be accepted or considered official.

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