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The Institute offers a four-year outcomes-based curriculum in Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science that equips students in the fundamentals of medical laboratory science.It trains students to be globally-competent in the performance of basic and advanced laboratory test procedures and analyses which aids in the screening, diagnosis, prevention and treatment, and maintenance of optimum health. The program also provides a profound training in scientific research, instrumentations, and community related activities.It consists of general education courses and professional courses like Clinical Chemistry, Microbiology and Clinical Parasitology, Clinical Microscopy, Hematology, Serology and Immunology, Immunohematology (Blood Banking), Histopathology, and Molecular Biology and Diagnostics.A comprehensive hospital internship program for one year in accredited training laboratories will be offered during the fourth-year level with weekly seminar updates for special topics and Medical Technology assessment program.We emphasize on teaching minds, touching hearts, and transforming lives.

Contact Information

Telephone Number:
(046) 481 8000 (Cavite) / 988-3100 (Manila)loc 1409 — Administrative Assistant
loc 1402 — Office of the Dean
loc 1447 — Faculty Room
loc 1429 — Laboratory or Stockroom

3F, Rm. 5309, Lourdes E. Campos, MD Building
Gov. Mangubat Ave., City of Dasmariñas, Cavite, Philippines 4114OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays to Fridays: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturdays: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM

FIRST YEARS

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MLS 1-1

MLS 1-2

MLS 1-3

MLS 1-4

MLS 1-5

MLS 1-6

MLS 1-7

MLS 1-8

SECOND YEARS

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MLS 2-1

MLS 2-2

MLS 2-3

MLS 2-4

MLS 2-5

MLS 2-6

THIRD YEARS

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MLS 3-1

MLS 3-2

MLS 3-3

MLS 3-4

MLS 3-5

MLS 3-6

FOURTH YEARS

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MLS 4-1

MLS 4-2

MLS 4-3

MLS 4-4

MLS 4-5

For more information, you may directly visit their website with the link provided on the right!

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Entrance Scholarship

The Entrance Scholarship is given to the incoming DLSMHSI undergraduate students who graduated with High / Highest Honors with at least 50 total number of graduating students and more during their senior high school.

Tuition Discount:
- 100% Tuition & Miscellaneous Fee Discount: Top 1 in the DLSMHSI Entrance Scholarship Qualifying Exam
- 100% Tuition Fee Discount: Top 2-10 in the DLSMHSI Entrance Scholarship Qualifying Exam
- 50% Tuition Fee Discount: Top 11-20 in the DLSMHSI Entrance Scholarship Qualifying Exam

Academic Scholarship

The Academic Scholarship is given to the DLSMHSI undergraduate students with a grade not lower than 85 in their subjects and with a General Weighted Average (GWA) of at least 92% above during their stay in the institution / Has met the grade requirement set by College.

Tuition Discount: 30-100% Tuition Fee Discount

Financial Scholarship

The Financial Scholarship is given to the incoming DLSMHSI undergraduate students who are in need of financial assistance. Applicants are screened and evaluated based on the requirements submitted and through interview or house visitation by the Scholarship Committee. Approved Financial Scholars are required to render at least 50-100 hours of service as Office Assistant (depends on the tuition fee discount granted) as their return service.

Tuition Discount: 20-100% Tuition fee discount (depends on availability of budget)

Service Scholarship

The Service Scholarship is given to the DLSMHSI Officers of Institutional Student Council.

Tuition Discount:
- 30% Tuition fee discount: President, Institutional Student Council
- 25% Tuition fee discount: Other Officers of the Institutional Student Council
- 10% Tuition fee discount: Institutional Student Council / SHSSHS Student Council Legislative Assembly

Gawad Lasalyanong Edukasyon

The Gawad Lasalyanong Edukasyon is given to the incoming DLSMHSI undergraduate students who graduated from the biggest science schools with High / Highest Honors and who are also in need of financial assistance.

Tuition Discount: Full tuition including miscellaneous, special assessment, and other fees including book and uniform allowances, physical and other medical examinations required by the Institution.

City Government Recommended Scholars

The City Government Recommended Scholars is automatically given to the incoming DLSMHSI undergraduate students who are recommended by the Office of the Mayor of City of Dasmarinas.

Tuition Discount: 100% Total fees (50% shouldered by the City Government of Dasmarinas & 50% shouldered by the Institution).

DLSMHSI Scholarship to Employment Program

Externally Funded Scholarships

Brother President Scholarship Program (BPSP) / Enhanced Brother President Scholarship Program (EBPSP) / Employees’ Dependents (EDSP) / Grand Father Clause Scholarship Program (GFCSP)

The Brother President Scholarship Program (BPSP) / Enhanced Brother President Scholarship Program (EBPSP) / Employees’ Dependents (EDSP) / **Grand Father Clause Scholarship Program **(GFCSP) are scholarship benefits given to the children of DLSMHSI regular employees who wish to enroll in DLSMHSI and DLSU-D.

Tuition Discount:
- 100% Tuition fee discount: 1st availment
- 75% Tuition fee discount: 2nd availment
- 50% Tuition fee discount: 3rd availment

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AGAPAY is the official outreach organization of the College of Medical Laboratory Science of DLSMHSI, bearing the tagline “Advocates Gathered as One Fold, United!”. It was established in 2016 with the aim of serving communities by providing quality health care, promoting environmental awareness, and establishing sustainable community activities. Furthermore, AGAPAY aspires to be an inspiration to other organizations and students within the Lasallian community to do their part in social service to build a better nation.

Adviser: Sir Joey B. Asuncion & Ma'am Roxanne D. Rodriguez

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21Gauge is a band organization that represents the College of Medical Laboratory Sciences (CMLS). It aims to showcase the musical talents of students of the department while upholding strong bonds between its members and providing top-notch entertainment by representing the college in various activities such as intermissions and competitions.

Adviser: Sir Jhon Philip S. Bautista & Ma'am Darylle Joi P. Gomez

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Brought and bound together by a burning passion for dance, the MyCrewScope is the official dance troupe of the College of Medical Laboratory Science. The MyCrewScope believes that the love for dancing has no limits and boundaries but is a means of self-exploration and freedom. This belief coincides with its values of believing that all who are willing to learn and develop their skills in the art of dance are welcome.

Adviser: Sir Francis Carlo M. Melmon

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The CMLS Peer Facilitators is composed of a dedicated group of students from various year levels, passionate about offering support and guidance without expecting anything in return. They are committed to sharing their knowledge and engaging in experiential learning beyond the classroom. The organization aims to nurture, help, inspire, and advocate for mental health awareness. Guided by the belief, “Nurturing lives through a commitment to help and inspire, the Lasallian way,” they strive to make a positive impact both within and beyond their academic community.

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Apologies! The CMLS-SC Staff Search is now CLOSED! Join us next time in shaping the future of our college.

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Presidential Committee

The Presidential Committee undertakes responsibilities of overseeing the committees and project implementation of the CMLSSC, evincing leadership, and ensuring serendipity on disseminated duties.

Secretariat Committee

The Secretariat Committee manages documentation, takes meeting minutes, organizes records, handles correspondence, and coordinates meeting schedules and agendas. They also assist with council communications, ensure procedural rules are followed, and support other committees with
administrative tasks.

Special Requirements: Create a sample letter of invitation for an event (addressed to CMLS-SC)

Academics Committee

The Academics Committee enhances the academic experience by addressing student concerns, advocating for needs, and improving resources. They organize workshops, tutoring, and lectures, work with faculty on policies, and gather student feedback to create a supportive learning environment.

Special Requirements: PDF File containing your own-made transes.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee manages the budget, oversees fundraising, allocates funds, and ensures transparent financial reporting. They plan and monitor expenditures and prepare financial reports to support the council initiatives effectively.

Special Requirements: Create an example budget allocation plan sheet for a year-end party of our college thinking we only have 100,000 pesos budget for the event. List everything you think our college will need for the event and allocate the budget wisely.

Internals Committee

The Internal Activities Committee organizes and manages events to enhance campus life, including social gatherings and workshops. They facilitate internal communication, manage the budget, promote events, handle logistics, and recruit volunteers.

Special Requirements: In one PDF, create a sample event proposal for a 10th college anniversary with a title, theme, description, mood board (design ideas), and activity ideas. Keep it within 3 pages.

Externals Committee

The External Activities Committee takes you on a fun adventure into meeting new people outside DLSMHSI with a chance to communicate and work with different individuals as you search and source for partner organizations, sponsors, guest speakers, and performers in order to create remarkable events for the CMLS community.

Special Requirements:
1. In one PDF file, create a list of external affiliations you think are relevant to the college.
2. Make a sample partnership letter to one of the listed external affiliations.

Advocacy Committee

The Advocacy Committee works to address and promote student issues and concerns. They campaign for student rights, raise awareness on important issues, and represent student interests to the administration and other stakeholders. This committee also organizes awareness programs and initiatives to drive positive change within the student community.

Operations Committee

The Operations Committee handles the logistical and operational aspects of council activities. They manage event setups, coordinate resources, and ensure smooth execution of projects and activities. This committee also develops and implements processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness
in council operations.

Publicity Committee

Content

The Content Team under the Publicity Committee writes and creates text for promotional materials, including captions for social media and content for flyers and posters. They also oversee all work to ensure that information in publications and edits is accurate and consistent.

Special Requirements: Create a sample caption for the 10th year Anniversary of CMLS event highlights.

Documentation

The Documentation Team under the Publicity Committee ensures that significant moments are documented through photography and videography, creating a visual record of events for posting.

Special Requirements: Submit your 5 of your best video or photograohy shots.

Layout

The Layout Team under the Publicity Committee ensures that all publicity materials are visually appealing, consistent with the council's branding, and effectively convey the intended message.

Special Requirements: Submit a portfolio of your publication works.

Video Editor

The Video Editor Team under the Publicity Committee creates content such as event highlights, announcements, and promotional videos to enhance the council's visibility and engage the student body.

Special Requirements: Submit your best video edit sample/s.

FIRST YEARS

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SECOND YEARS

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THIRD YEARS

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FOURTH YEARS

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