Required from several of your professors and possibly a work supervisor. The Department offers a series of meetings during fall term for all students who plan to apply for a Dietetic Internship or AP4 appointment. Oftentimes juniors attend the meeting to begin to learn about the process. Attendance is strongly encouraged. A guidebook has been prepared for seniors that describes the application process and provides examples of documents that will be required.
Several programs have Websites for their programs.
One is competing for an appointment but does not know against whom they are competing. In essence, information provided on numerous documents is the student's means of competition. Students should contact the Program Director, Stella Cash, immediately so that she can suggest alternatives and can help the student think through the situation. The faculty in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, especially the Dietetic Advisers, are interested in and concerned about students and can be very helpful in providing support. Persistent qualified applicants nearly always find placement.