Nutrition (B.S.)

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B.S. in Nutrition

Picture Yourself In Our Major

Our Bachelor of Science in Nutrition prepares graduates to work as nutrition educators and counselors to serve in hospitals, workplaces, community and school-based wellness and fitness programs. This is a stand-alone degree program. However, students can apply for admission into a dietetics concentration in their second year to prepare them to pursue the Master of Science in Nutrition & Dietetics to become Registered Dietitians.

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Dave Naphy

Associate Director of Admissions

SMS: (856) 347-2317

(856) 256-4210

dave@admissions.rowan.edu

Recommended For:

thinkers, doers, and helpers

WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CAREERS AS:

Nutritionist
Dietitian
Health Coach
Nutrition Educator

Dietetics and Health

Finding a Purpose Through Community Impact

Nutrition offers two specializations: Exercise Science and Dietetics. Exercise Science prepares you to work as a nutrition educator, counselor and exercise specialist and can serve clients in hospital, work site, community and school-based wellness and fitness programs, while Dietetics springboards you into the Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics.

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I grew up with an autoimmune disease and nothing helped. I changed my diet because I was desperate and went into remission after 3 months. That’s why I’m studying nutrition.
Hannah H. Sussex County, NJ

Hannah smiles with a halo of multi-colored fruits and vegetables around her head.

As my children got older our family was introduced to some mental health issues. I found myself deeply connecting with the notion that food is our healer.
Kerry P. Camden County, NJ

The department keeps me excited every week with emails about opportunities for internships, jobs and volunteer experiences for Rowan students in our field.
Nam P. Cape May County, NJ

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Nutrition opened a lot of doors; I was in a lab at Cooper Medical over the summer researching breast cancer cells. So, Rowan set me up really well.
Joseph P. Burlington County, NJ

I love to figure out what foods affect the body in which ways, and I’m also very excited to help people live healthy lives in the future.
Brianna D. Somerset County, NJ

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I came to orientation, and I just liked it. It fit into why I like food, nutrition and being healthy, that’s why I got into nutrition.
Jeramie C. Atlantic County, NJ

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The courses, clubs and people I met through the major confirmed that I made the right decision to switch majors. My goal is to become a registered dietitian.
Haley M. Gloucester County, NJ

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Beyond the Classroom

Keyanna's Community-Based Research

Meet Keyanna, a senior Nutrition major and transfer student. She is part of the Minority Association of Premedical Students MAPS and will be president of Helping Our People Excel through Wellness (H.O.P.E. through Wellness) this year.

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