Overview
The School of Medical Technology is committed to providing high-quality education and training in the field of medical laboratory science. It prepares students to become skilled and competent medical technologists who play a crucial role in healthcare diagnostics, research, and patient care.
Students undergo rigorous practical training in state-of-the-art laboratories and affiliated hospitals, ensuring that they gain real-world experience in clinical diagnostics. The internship program allows students to work alongside healthcare professionals, preparing them for national licensure exams and successful careers in medical technology.
Aligned with MVC’s mission of Wholistic Education, the program integrates faith-based learning with professional excellence. Students are nurtured not only in academic and technical skills but also in ethical and Christ-centered service to the community.
Career Pathways
Career information
The field of Medical Technology offers diverse and rewarding career paths in healthcare, research, and education. Graduates from the School of Medical Technology at Mountain View College are well-equipped with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to thrive in various medical and scientific professions.
Career Opportunities
Medical Technology graduates can pursue multiple career directions, including:
- Clinical Laboratory Science – Working in hospitals, diagnostic centers, or private laboratories, performing essential tests for disease diagnosis and patient care.
- Research and Development – Engaging in scientific studies to improve diagnostic techniques, develop new medical treatments, or enhance laboratory technology.
- Public Health and Epidemiology – Contributing to disease prevention, outbreak investigation, and community health programs.
- Education and Academia – Teaching in universities, conducting training programs, and mentoring future medical technologists.
- Forensic Science – Assisting in criminal investigations through laboratory analysis of biological evidence.
- Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs – Ensuring laboratory procedures meet industry standards and government regulations.
- Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industry – Working in laboratories that develop medications, vaccines, or diagnostic tools.
- Blood Banking and Transfusion Services – Managing blood donations, performing compatibility tests, and ensuring safe transfusion practices.
- Cytogenetics and Molecular Diagnostics – Specializing in genetic testing, personalized medicine, and advanced molecular techniques.
After completing a degree in Medical Technology, graduates can work as:
- Registered Medical Technologist – Performing laboratory tests in hospitals, clinics, or diagnostic centers.
- Clinical Laboratory Scientist – Conducting specialized tests and analyzing complex medical data.
- Public Health Officer – Monitoring disease patterns and implementing health programs.
- Forensic Scientist – Assisting law enforcement agencies through laboratory investigations.
- Biomedical Researcher – Working on medical innovations, drug development, and disease studies.
- University Instructor – Teaching aspiring medical technologists and contributing to academic research.
- Medical Sales Representative – Promoting laboratory instruments, medical devices, and diagnostic products.
- Quality Control Analyst – Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests and medical products.
- Genetic Technologist – Specializing in DNA analysis and genetic disorder detection.
- Histotechnologist – Examining tissue samples to aid in disease diagnosis.
Fees
Payments can be made each examination time, on a term-by-term basis.
Medical Technology LEVEL 1 & Level 2 students
| Charges and Fees | Fees Details | Per Semester Total |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | Major (881.69 per unit) Minor (759.77 per unit) | Major (15 units) – Php 13,225.35 Minor (13 units) – Php 9,877.01 |
| Laboratory Fees (Estimated) | Php 6,052.57 | Php 6,052.57 |
| General Fees | Php 6,118.52 | Php 6,118.52 |
| Others Fees | Php 3,075 | Php 3,075 |
| Dormitory (5 months) | Pearl/Onyx – w/o CR (Php 1,500) Pearl/Onyx – w/ CR (Php 2,000) Amethyst/Emerald (Php 2,500) | Pearl/Onyx – w/o CR (Php 7,500) Pearl/Onyx – w/ CR (Php 10,000) Amethyst/Emerald (Php 12,500) |
| Meal Plan (5 months) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 4,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 4,500) Fastfood (Php 5,500) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 20,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 22,500) Fastfood (Php 27,500) |
Medical Technology LEVEL 3 students
| Charges and Fees | Fees Details | Per Semester Total |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | Major (881.69 per unit) | Major (28 units) – Php 24,687.32 |
| Laboratory Fees (Estimated) | Php 26,700 | Php 26,700 |
| General Fees | Php 6,118.52 | Php 6,118.52 |
| Others Fees | Php 3,075 | Php 3,075 |
| Dormitory (5 months) | Pearl/Onyx – w/o CR (Php 1,500) Pearl/Onyx – w/ CR (Php 2,000) Amethyst/Emerald (Php 2,500) | Pearl/Onyx – w/o CR (Php 7,500) Pearl/Onyx – w/ CR (Php 10,000) Amethyst/Emerald (Php 12,500) |
| Meal Plan (5 months) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 4,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 4,500) Fastfood (Php 5,500) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 20,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 22,500) Fastfood (Php 27,500) |
Medical Technology LEVEL 4 students
| Charges and Fees | Fees Details | Per Semester Total |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | Major (881.69 per unit) | Major (15 units) – Php 13,225.35 |
| Internship Fee | Php 8,000 | Php 8,000 |
| Laboratory Fees (Estimated) | Php 500 | Php 500 |
| RLE Fee | Php 32,900 | Php 32,900 |
| General Fees | Php 6,018.55 | Php 6,018.55 |
| Others Fees | Php 3,075 | Php 3,075 |
| Dormitory (5 months) | Php 3,500 | Php 17,500 |
| Meal Plan (5 months) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 4,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 4,500) Fastfood (Php 5,500) | Regular Cafeteria (Php 20,000) Subsidized Cafeteria (Php 22,500) Fastfood (Php 27,500) |
Note
- 1. Other non-regular charges such as music lessons, dental, optical, books and others are to be paid in cash.
- 2. Discount: A student who pays the FULL estimated expenses for the whole semester upon registration will be given a 5% discount based on tuition charges, dormitory charges, and cafeteria minimun/meal plan charges. (Only dormitory students with at least 18 units can avail of the discount)
- 3.MVC accepts payments through credit card, Gcash and online deposits to MVC Bank Accounts. For your safety, make your remittance payable to MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE of SDA INC.
Admissions requirements
Academic requirements
New Students
A new student is a senior high school graduate enrolling in college for the first time. At enrollment time, he/she must submit the following credentials:
(1) Form 138/Report Card
(2) Birth Certificate
(3)Certificate of Good Moral Character
(4) Admission Fee (P415)
For Seventh-day Adventist applicants:
(A) Baptismal Certificate
(B) Recommendation letter (Pastor/Church)
Transferee Students
A transferee is one who has taken college courses in another institution and enrolls in MVC. A former student returning after having studied in another institution is also considered a transferee. At the time of enrollment, a transferee must submit the following credentials:
(1) Honorable dismissal from the school last attended
(2) Transcript of Records for evaluation
(3) Birth Certificate
(4) Certificate of Good Moral Character
(5) Admission Fee (P415)
For Seventh-day Adventist applicants
(A) Baptismal Certificate
(B) Recommendation letter (Pastor/Church)
Foreign Students
A foreign student applying for admission to any degree program offered by the College must be at least 18 years of age and must comply with the following:
(1) Application fee of two hundred dollars ($200) which is non-refundable
(2) Financial guarantee deposit of one thousand dollars (US$1000) which can only be withdrawn upon finishing the course or leaving the College permanently. The Financial guarantee deposit must be sent in check form and in US dollar currency payable to Mountain View College.
(3) A Visa application fee of five hundred dollars (US$500) is required upon admission.
(4) Foreign students are also required to pay one thousand dollars (US$1000) as initial down payment.
(5) Certificate of good moral character from the school last attended.
(6) High school diploma or certification of high school graduation.
(7) Documents required by the immigration for the processing of a student visa. You may choose from the following options in obtaining a student visa:
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What you need to apply
Steps to apply
- 1. Decide on your course
- 2. Explore your entry options and check the requirements
- 3. Gather your documentation
- 4. Submit your application
