Program Outcomes
Completion of coursework in the Nutrition & Dietetics major (Community or Sports Nutrition track) provides you with the didactic requirements necessary to apply for a post-baccalaureate dietetic internship. Upon completion of the degree and an accredited dietetic internship, students are required to pass the Commission on Dietetic Registration credentialing exam to become a RDN. Many states require certification or license in order to practice as a RDN. Program outcome data are available upon request.
Upon completion, graduates are also eligible to take the national registration exam right away, which allows you to become a nutrition and dietetics technician, registered (NDTR).
Program Length
The BS in Nutrition and Dietetics is a traditional four-year degree and requires completion of 121 semester credit hours. This includes all coursework required to be eligible for a dietetic internship.
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Lindsey Mills
Assoc Professor - Educator, CAHS Rehab, Exercise & Nutrition Science
259 HSB