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Nutrition & Dietetics Courses

This is an example course plan for the emphasis in Nutrition & Dietetics requires at least 120 credits to graduate. As courses aren't offered every semester, this is a suggested course path. Please work with your advisor on your individual course plan.

Year 1

Fall 1 (12 credits)

Course TitleCredits
NUT SCI 201 Survey of Nutrition-Related Professions1
BIOLOGY 201/202 Principles of Biology: Cell and Molecular with lab4
CHEM 207 Lab Safety1
MATH 101 Advanced Algebra (if needed)2
WF 100 First Year Writing (if needed)3
First Year Seminar3

Spring 1 (15 credits)

Course TitleCredits
WF 105 Research and Rhetoric3
PSYCH 102 Introduction to Psychology3
MATH 104 Precalculus (if needed)4
General Ed3
General Ed3

Year 2

Fall 2 (15 credits)

Course TitleCredits
CHEM 211 Principles of Chemistry I4
CHEM 213 Principles of Chemistry I Lab1
MATH 260 Introductory Statistics4
COMM 133 Fundamentals of Public Address3
General Ed3

Spring 2 (16 credits)

Course TitleCredits
CHEM 212 Principles of Chemistry II4
CHEM 214 Principles of Chemistry II Lab1
HUM BIOL 240 Anatomy and Physiology4
HUM BIOL 241 Anatomy and Physiology Lab1
General Ed3

Year 3

Course TitleCredits
NUT SCI 212 Science of Food Preparation4
NUT SCI 300 Human Nutrition3
BIOLOGY 323 Principles of Microbiology3
BIOLOGY 324 Principles of Microbiology Lab1
General Ed3

Spring 3 (13 credits)

Course TitleCredits
CHEM 300 Bioorganic Chemistry3
CHEM 301 Bioorganic Chemistry Lab1
NUT SCI 350 Life Cycle Nutrition3
BIOLOGY 303 Genetics or HUM BIOL 310 Human Genetics3
General Ed3

Year 4

Course TitleCredits
NUT SCI 327 Nutritional Biochemistry4
NUT SCI 485/685 Medical Nutrition Therapy I3
NUT SCI 487 Nutritional Science Seminar3
NUT SCI 421/621 Community Nutrition4
General Ed3

Spring 4 (17-18 credits)

Course TitleCredits
NUT SCI 312 Quantity Food Service4
NUT SCI 427/627 Advanced Nutrition and Metabolism3
NUT SCI 486/686 Medical Nutrition Therapy II4
HUM BIOL 402 Human Physiology3
General Ed or Elective3

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Meet Professor Sara Wagner, director for the human biology nutrition and dietetics emphasis. She values experiential learning, making extensive use of live patient case studies and simulations in her courses. If you have question, get in touch with her!

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