BS Three-Year Transfer Degree Plan: Nutrition and Dietetics

The following is a transfer sample schedule for this major – your actual schedule may vary.

Meet with your advisor before scheduling your classes. Review the class schedule for course availability.

Under this plan, you'll complete your first two years at a community college and your final three years at Missouri State. Review how your credits transfer to Missouri State.

The following degree plan, last reviewed 07-08-2024, is based on the 2024-25 catalog and Missouri State general education requirements.

Third year: Fall semester

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Written Communication & Integrative and Applied Learning (Writing II course) - General Education 3
Total hours 14

Third year: Spring semester

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PSY 121 (if needed) 3
Total hours 15

Fourth year: Fall semester

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Total hours 12

Fourth year: Spring semester

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Total hours 12

Fifth year: Fall semester

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Total hours 12

Fifth year: Spring semester

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Total hours 15

Tips for success

  • DTN 532 is a prerequisite for DTN 536.
  • This degree plan assumes you have already completed the Missouri State University General Education requirements, which can be done by earning an associate's degree or completing a 42-hour block.
  • If you do not meet the necessary requirements for either transfer plan (two-year or three-year), you can work with an advisor to create a plan of study based on the courses that you have completed.
  • Sample schedules do not take the place of a consultation with your advisor or an advisor from the nutrition and dietetics program.