B.S. in Dietetics

Curriculum

A total of 120 credits are required to graduate. Students must earn a 3.0 average in all required courses (science courses, NUT courses, and the additional degree requirements), with no less than a C in any one class.

4-year Plan

All NUT courses are offered only in the semester where they are listed below, with the exception of NUT 207 General Nutrition and NUT 212G Public Health Nutrition.

Year 1

Fall

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
COM 100Communication*3
MTH 103Applied Precalculus*3
NUT 207General Nutrition3
NUT 210General Nutrition Lab1
SOC 100Intro to the Sociological Perspective*3
URI 101Academic Success1
WRT 104Writing to Inform and Explain*3
Total17

Spring

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
BIO 110Fundamentals of Biology3
BIO 103Fundamentals of Biology Lab*1
NUT 110Intro to Nutrition/Dietetics1
NUT 212GPublic Health Nutrition*3
PSY 113General Psychology*3
Gen EdGeneral Education Course*3
Total14

Year 2

Fall

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
BIO 220Anatomy + Physiology I3
BIO 221Anatomy + Physiology I Lab1
CHM 103General Chemistry*3
CHM 105General Chemistry Lab1
NUT 375Foodservice Management I3
STA 220Statistics in Modern Society*3
Free Elective3
Total17

Spring

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
BIO 222Anatomy + Physiology II3
BIO 223Anatomy + Physiology II Lab1
CHM 124Organic Chemistry3
CHM 126Organic Chemistry Lab1
NUT 376Foodservice Management II4
General Education*3
Total15

Year 3

Fall

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
CMB 210Biochemistry3
MGT 341Organizational Behavior3
NUT 336Scientific Principles of Food I4
NUT 394Nutrition in the Life Cycle I3
General Education*3
Total16

Spring

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
CMB 201Intro Medical Microbiology4
NUT 337Scientific Principles of Food II4
NUT 395Nutrition in the Life Cycle II3
NUT 440Macronutrient Metabolism3
Free Elective3
Total17

Year 4

Fall

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
NUT 410Professional Issues Nutr./Diet.1
NUT 441Micronutrient Nutrition3
NUT 443Nutrition Assessment4
NUT 458Nutrition Education*3
Free Elective3
Total14

Spring

Course NumberCourse NameCredit
NUT 444Nutrition + Disease3
Free Elective3
Free Elective3
Free Elective3
Free Elective3
Total15

*General Education: Required courses for the degree provide 31 of the 40 credits of general education courses. You will need to take courses in the following three outcomes to fulfill General Education requirements:

  1. Humanities (A3)
  2. Arts & Design (A4)
  3. Global Responsibilities (C2)

Point Average: Students must earn a minimum of a 3.0 overall GPA with no lower than a C in all required courses to graduate from the degree.