Bridge to Master’s of Nutrition and Dietetics Program
Bridge to Master’s of Nutrition and Dietetics Program
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Our master’s in dietetics and nutrition bridge program teaches you critical skills and competence in various math and science disciplines that can help you not only in the master’s program, but in your career down the road. After completing the bridge courses, offered by the College of Natural Sciences, you may be eligible to enroll in our MS nutrition and dietetics program. Graduates of our master’s program may go on the pursue careers in the field, such as the role of a dietitian or nutritionist.
Prepare for advanced nutrition and dietetics studies.
Our bridge to nutrition and dietetics pathway consists of an array of specific courses that can help you gain important elements related to nutrition and dietetics.
Course topics you will cover in the pathway include:
Algebra
Microbiology
Human anatomy and physiology
General and organic chemistry
Biochemistry
Applied nutrition
The bridge to the Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program is designed to equip you with the undergraduate coursework that fulfills the prerequisite requirements for the master’s in nutrition and dietetics program. This program allows students who may not have a background in nutrition or related fields the opportunity to gain the foundational mathematical and scientific knowledge and skills needed to be eligible to apply for admission into advanced studies.
Explore our frequently asked questions to gain more insight into this bridge option and help you determine if it's right for you.
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Why study nutrition and dietetics?
GCU has been institutionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 1968, reflecting our commitment to providing quality education to all students. Our dedication to academic excellence and the student experience continues to drive our programs and initiatives.
Online: $485 per credit [More Info]
Up to 90 credits, only 84 can be lower division
Credits: Fill out the Lopes Eval to find out what will transfer
Admission Requirements (Bachelor's)
OR 2.5+ Unweighted GPA and
Admission requirements may differ based on degree level, program and modality, or transfer status. Some programs of study may require a higher GPA and/or other qualifying criteria for admission. Please review full admission and program requirements in the University Policy Handbook.
*Math and reading only on a 1600 point scale (test date after 3/1/2016). SAT score of 1380 required for 2400 point scale (test date before 3/1/2016).
