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Nov 24, 2024
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2022-2023 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Nutrition, B.S.
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Degree Requirements
Students receiving a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition degree must complete a minimum total of 180 quarter credit hours of instruction.
Core Curriculum Offerings
Area I: |
Humanities, Health and Wellness |
25 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area II: |
Social Sciences |
15 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area III: |
Science, Mathematics and Computers |
20 Quarter Credit Hours |
Total: 60 Quarter Credit Hours
Bachelor of Science Offerings
Area IV: |
Foundation to Major |
30 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area V: |
Major Requirements |
60 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area VI: |
Minor/Electives |
30 Quarter Credit Hours |
Total: 120 Quarter Credit Hours
Total Bachelor of Science Requirements: 180 Quarter Credit Hours
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Curriculum
Area IV: Foundation to Major
30 Quarter Credit Hours
Grade of “C” or better is required.
Area V: Major Requirements
60 Credits with Grade of “C” or better is required.
Area VI: Minor/Electives
30 Quarter Credit Hours
Grade of “C” or better is required.
- Choose a Minor of 25 credit hours and 5 elective credit hours OR choose 30 credit hours of elective courses not previously taken, with at least 15 credit hours at 300 level or above. Minimum grade of C or better required for the minor.
Additional Completion Requirements
- Satisfactory completion of all required courses with minimum overall cumulative GPA of 2.0.
- All courses from Areas IV – VI must be completed with a minimum grade of C.
- To receive a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition degree from Life University, 25% of coursework must be completed at Life University, 30 credit hours of which shall be in Nutrition. Residency is defined as being enrolled (matriculated) as an on-campus student, as a distance learner or via independent study, and has earned the minimum requirements as outlined above.
- Completion of SLP requirements and documentation on co-curricular transcript.
- File a petition to graduate.
- Administrative and student reviews of records:
- Registrar Office – complete a formal academic records review
- Complete Exit Counseling, if applicable, online at www.StudentAid.gov
- Student Accounting – Rectify any account balance
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