Hi everyone! Not sure if I’m allowed to post this or if you guys even have any tips. I’m currently in an MLT program in FL. I start clinicals in Jan and we were actually offered to be able to take the AAB (Dec 10th) before even graduating aside from taking our ASCP exam once graduated. Any good tips or study material that can help with the AAB? I know some states don’t even take it into account but here in FL they do so I figured I might as well take advantage! Thank you in advance!!

Hellooooo my little Gang of Nasties!😈😜 If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed about where to even start with studying for the ASCP exam — don’t trip. I got you. This is one of the most widely used study resources out there AND single handedly the reason why I passed my MLS(ASCP) exam: The Medical Laboratory Science Review Book by Robert Harr (PDF version). 🧪 It’s packed with: - Review questions by subject - High-yield explanations - Content that closely mirrors what you’ll see on the ASCP exam (Both MLS and MLT) 📌 Use it to: - Track weak areas - Practice daily questions - Get used to ASCP-style phrasing (yes, the ones that feel like they’re intentionally tryna trick you 😭) Whether you’re just starting or reviewing one section at a time — this belongs in your toolkit. 🔗 Download it here AND BOOKMARK IT on your phone and other devices! https://samicrobiology.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/mls-review.pdf ✅ Already feeling stuck? Or not sure how to use this resource effectively? Book a 1:1 call with me and I’ll help you map out a study plan that works for your schedule, learning style, and brain. 📅 https://calendly.com/microscopeviewsyt/45min Let’s get YOU ALL certified. We not doing this alone. 💪🏾🧬

👋🏾 Hello, my little Gang of Nasties! I’m really glad you’re here. This space was made specifically for students and future lab professionals who are trying to study smarter, stay motivated, and finally pass the ASCP exam without losing their minds. Whether you’re still in school, prepping for boards, or coming back after a break—this is your space. 👇 Introduce yourself to our FREE Community: 1. What’s your name? 2. Where are you in your lab journey (Student? Graduated already?) 3. Which department is your biggest struggle? 4. Which department is your favorite? I’ll go first… My name is Marilyn, aka @marilynthescientist 👩🏾‍🔬 I’m a Clinical/Medical Laboratory Scientist with 10 years of experience in the field. 💉 I’ve worked everywhere—from tiny Critical Access Hospitals to busy Level 1 Trauma Centers. 🧳 6 of those years were spent traveling across the U.S. 🩸 Currently, I’m holding it down as a Blood Bank Supervisor in California. This space is here for us to learn, laugh, rant, and master the lab world together. No dumb questions, EVER! 📲 Follow me on socials if you want extra lab tips, rants, and ratchet breakdowns: Instagram | TikTok 🧬 If you ever have questions—even the “silly” ones—DM me or post them in the group. 😤💅🏾