Nutrition is an applied science that draws from areas of biology, chemistry, math, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology and microbiology and applies scientific knowledge to human health and wellness while studying the social, economic, cultural, and psychological implications of food and eating. By blending scientific knowledge, human health, clinical application, public policy and experiential learning, students are prepared for pre-health professional degrees, graduate study, and careers in public health, government, or the community.
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Due to curriculum changes, current students have been moved to the 2022 curriculum year. Any students changing to or readmitting to NFS will be coded catalog year 2022
Major Entry Requirements
- Complete 30 units, including the following courses, earning no less than a C grade in each course and a GPA (for the set of courses) of 3.0
- CHM 103/105; CHM 124; BIO 220/221; WRT 104; COM 100; STA 220; NFS 207 or 210; NFS 276G; BIO 110/103; and MTH 103.
