BS Two-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 two years at Missouri State. Review how your credits transfer to Missouri State.

The sample schedule below is for the transfer student who has an associate’s degree or completed a general education block at another university and has completed the following courses with a "C" grade or better:

  • DTN 240 (Intro to Nutrition)
  • CHM 201 (Organic Chemistry)
  • PSY 121 (Introductory Psychology)
  • BIO 212/213 (Microbiology/Microbiology Lab)

The following degree plan, last reviewed 09-15-2023, is based on the 2023-24 catalog and Missouri State general education requirements.

Third year: Fall semester

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Total hours 15

Third year: Spring semester

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Select one of the following: MTH 340, MTH 545, PSY 200, QBA 237, or SOC 302 3
Total hours 16

Third year: Summer semester

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Total hours 3

Fourth year: Fall semester

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Total hours 17

Fourth year: Spring semester

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Total hours 13

Tips for success

  • 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.