The information below is from the Domincan University Undergraduate Bulletin . Majors in nutrition and dietetics may eventually hold such positions as nutritionist, dietitian, food service manager and consumer service representatives in business, industry or healthcare. Transfer students must be able to take a minimum of 15 semester hours of nutrition sciences courses without exceeding the 56 semester hour maximum. Majors in nutrition and dietetics may elect to earn the Bachelor of Science degree or the Bachelor of Arts degree.
Major requirements are the same for either degree.
Nutrition and dietetics majors may complete the American Dietetic Association program requirements in addition to the major. The program offers a certificate to those holding a baccalaureate degree and completing only the American Dietetic Association requirements. In addition, a student may complete a second degree. These programs are administered by Nutrition Sciences. Majors in nutrition and dietetics may elect to earn the Bachelor of Science degree or the Bachelor of Arts degree.