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within 12 Months of Graduation = 88% *Students sometimes choose not to take the certification exam for personal reasons, e.g., attending graduate or medical school, military, etc.

1931 - use of initials L.T. (Laboratory Technician) and M.T. (Medical Technologist) after the registrant's name was instituted. The parenthetical “ASCP” after L.T. and M.T. was adopted to clearly identify ASCP certification. 1933 - designation “Registered Medical Technologist” was restricted to college graduates.

The superscript “CM” following your certification credential indicates you have successfully maintained certification under the CMP. {e.g., MLS(ASCP)CM} If you do not participate in the required CMP, and your certification expires, you are no longer permitted to use the ASCP certification credential after your name.

ASCP certification credentials are listed with the designation “(ASCP)” after the category initials for US certification and “(ASCPi)” after the category initials for International certification as follows: Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) International Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCPi)

ASCP BOC exams are difficult, so it may be wise to consider purchasing test prep resources and/or workbooks. These not only guide the candidate through the specific knowledge and skills that are the focus of their specific exam, but also often provide sample questions and tests that are invaluable practice.

ASCP BOC exams are difficult, so it may be wise to consider purchasing test prep resources and/or workbooks. These not only guide the candidate through the specific knowledge and skills that are the focus of their specific exam, but also often provide sample questions and tests that are invaluable practice.

Passing Scores for the ASCP Exams While the ASCP offers a wide range of professional certifications, all of the tests are scored on a scale from 0-999. A passing score is generally 400, so that's the target number you're looking for.

Certification is listed before the (ASCP) or (ASCPi) with no comma or space, followed by superscript “CM” if applicable. 2. If one of the categories is MT or MLS, it should always be listed before the (ASCP) or (ASCPi) as above regardless of chronology.

What is the passing score? To pass, candidates must score at least 400, which is the minimum passing score. The highest score is 999.

ASCP certification credentials are listed with the designation “(ASCP)” after the category initials for US certification and “(ASCPi)” after the category initials for International certification as follows: Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) International Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCPi)

Is it Hard to Pass the MLT (ASCP) Exam? The medical lab technician certification exam is graded on a 999-point scale, with 400 being a passing score.

The National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) uses ASCP BOC pass rates as an outcome measure for accredited MLS programs, requiring a three-year rolling average pass rate of 75% for students taking the exam within one year of graduation.

within 12 Months of Graduation = 88% *Students sometimes choose not to take the certification exam for personal reasons, e.g., attending graduate or medical school, military, etc.

1931 - use of initials L.T. (Laboratory Technician) and M.T. (Medical Technologist) after the registrant's name was instituted. The parenthetical “ASCP” after L.T. and M.T. was adopted to clearly identify ASCP certification. 1933 - designation “Registered Medical Technologist” was restricted to college graduates.

The superscript “CM” following your certification credential indicates you have successfully maintained certification under the CMP. {e.g., MLS(ASCP)CM} If you do not participate in the required CMP, and your certification expires, you are no longer permitted to use the ASCP certification credential after your name.

ASCP certification credentials are listed with the designation “(ASCP)” after the category initials for US certification and “(ASCPi)” after the category initials for International certification as follows: Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) International Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCPi)

ASCP BOC exams are difficult, so it may be wise to consider purchasing test prep resources and/or workbooks. These not only guide the candidate through the specific knowledge and skills that are the focus of their specific exam, but also often provide sample questions and tests that are invaluable practice.

ASCP BOC exams are difficult, so it may be wise to consider purchasing test prep resources and/or workbooks. These not only guide the candidate through the specific knowledge and skills that are the focus of their specific exam, but also often provide sample questions and tests that are invaluable practice.

Passing Scores for the ASCP Exams While the ASCP offers a wide range of professional certifications, all of the tests are scored on a scale from 0-999. A passing score is generally 400, so that's the target number you're looking for.

Certification is listed before the (ASCP) or (ASCPi) with no comma or space, followed by superscript “CM” if applicable. 2. If one of the categories is MT or MLS, it should always be listed before the (ASCP) or (ASCPi) as above regardless of chronology.

What is the passing score? To pass, candidates must score at least 400, which is the minimum passing score. The highest score is 999.

ASCP certification credentials are listed with the designation “(ASCP)” after the category initials for US certification and “(ASCPi)” after the category initials for International certification as follows: Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) International Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCPi)

Is it Hard to Pass the MLT (ASCP) Exam? The medical lab technician certification exam is graded on a 999-point scale, with 400 being a passing score.

The National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) uses ASCP BOC pass rates as an outcome measure for accredited MLS programs, requiring a three-year rolling average pass rate of 75% for students taking the exam within one year of graduation.