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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Composition 3-6 units ENGL 101 Freshman Composition 3 ENGL 102 Freshman Composition 3 or ENGL 109H Adv. First Year Composition 3 Mid-Career Writing Assessment Satisfied by a min. grade of “B” in 2 nd sem. English Mathematics 3 units MATH 112 College Algebra 3 Statistics (complete ONE of the following): 3 units AREC 239, MATH 163, MATH 263, SBS 200 3 Second Language ~ (complete ONE of the following) 0-8 units a. Pass a lang. proficiency exam at 2 nd sem. prof b. Complete a lang. course through 2 nd sem. prof General Education Tier I: 12 units Individuals & Societies (150s) 1. 3 2. 3 Traditions & Cultures (160s) 1. 3 2. 3 Tier II: 9-12 units Arts 1. 3 Humanities 1. 3 Individuals & Societies 1. 3 Diversity Emphasis 3 (May be double-dipped w/one general education course above) Supporting Coursework 32-36 units CHEM 151 General Chemistry I 4 CHEM 152 General Chemistry II 4 CHEM 241A Organic Chemistry I 3 MCB 181R Introductory Biology I 3 MCB 181L Introductory Biology I Lab 1 BIOC 384 Foundations in Biochemistry 3 BIOC 385 Metabolic Biochemistry 3 MIC 205A General Microbiology 3 MIC 205L General Microbiology Lab 1 Science Elective * 3 PSIO 201 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 PSIO 202 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 or PSIO 380 Fundamentals of Physiology 4 CORE COURSES Nutrition Courses 26 units NSC 101< Intro to Human Nutrition 3 NSC 225 Foun. Skills in Nutritional Sciences 2 NSC 260 Nutrition Comm. & Scientific Literacy 3 NSC 301 Nutrition and the Lifecycle 3 NSC 308 Nutrition & Metabolism 3 NSC 351R Fundamentals of Food Science 3 NSC 395A Exp. Learning in Nutritional Sciences 2 NSC 396A Career Seminar 1 NSC 408 Nutritional Biology 3 NSC 410 Applied Nutrition & Disease 3 Flexible Nutrition Option Electives Track Electives Units** (30 units needed) Upper Division Units*** (18 units needed) Course Name: Units Course Name: Units Completed Units: Completed Units: Remaining Units: /30 Remaining Units: /18 Track elective units taken as 300 or 400 level will count towards the upper division units; ex: NSC 475. Key < Requires a “B” or better for graduation ~ Requires a “C” or better for graduation * Choose course from approved science electives list ** Choose course from approved electives list *** Choose any 300 or 400 level course Total Units Required for Degree = 120 Total Upper Division Units Required for Degree = 42 Total Units in Residency Required for Degree = 56 NSC = Nutritional Sciences This form is provided as a guide. Meet with your nutrition academic advisor regularly to monitor your progress in the major. NUTRITION OPTION CHECKLIST 2019-2020 Revised 8/23/19

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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Composition 3-6 units

ENGL 101 Freshman Composition 3

ENGL 102 Freshman Composition 3

or

ENGL 109H Adv. First Year Composition 3

Mid-Career Writing Assessment

Satisfied by a min. grade of “B” in 2nd sem. English

Mathematics 3 units

MATH 112 College Algebra 3

Statistics (complete ONE of the following):

3 units

AREC 239, MATH 163, MATH 263, SBS 200 3

Second Language ~ (complete ONE of the following)

0-8 units

a. Pass a lang. proficiency exam at 2nd sem. prof

b. Complete a lang. course through 2nd sem. prof

General Education

Tier I: 12 units

Individuals & Societies (150s)

1. 3

2. 3

Traditions & Cultures (160s)

1. 3

2. 3

Tier II: 9-12 units

Arts

1. 3

Humanities

1. 3

Individuals & Societies

1. 3

Diversity Emphasis 3

(May be double-dipped w/one general education course above)

Supporting Coursework 32-36 units

CHEM 151 General Chemistry I 4

CHEM 152 General Chemistry II 4

CHEM 241A Organic Chemistry I 3

MCB 181R Introductory Biology I 3

MCB 181L Introductory Biology I Lab 1

BIOC 384 Foundations in Biochemistry 3

BIOC 385 Metabolic Biochemistry 3

MIC 205A General Microbiology 3

MIC 205L General Microbiology Lab 1

Science Elective * 3

PSIO 201 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4

PSIO 202 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4

or

PSIO 380 Fundamentals of Physiology 4

CORE COURSES

Nutrition Courses 26 units

NSC 101< Intro to Human Nutrition 3

NSC 225 Foun. Skills in Nutritional Sciences 2

NSC 260 Nutrition Comm. & Scientific Literacy 3

NSC 301 Nutrition and the Lifecycle 3

NSC 308 Nutrition & Metabolism 3

NSC 351R Fundamentals of Food Science 3

NSC 395A Exp. Learning in Nutritional Sciences 2

NSC 396A Career Seminar 1

NSC 408 Nutritional Biology 3

NSC 410 Applied Nutrition & Disease 3

Flexible Nutrition Option Electives

Track Electives Units** (30 units needed)

Upper Division Units*** (18 units needed)

Course Name: Units Course Name: Units

Completed Units: Completed Units:

Remaining Units: /30 Remaining Units: /18

Track elective units taken as 300 or 400 level will count towards the upper division units; ex: NSC 475.

Key

< Requires a “B” or better for graduation

~ Requires a “C” or better for graduation

* Choose course from approved science electives list

** Choose course from approved electives list

*** Choose any 300 or 400 level course

Total Units Required for Degree = 120 Total Upper Division Units Required for Degree = 42

Total Units in Residency Required for Degree = 56

NSC = Nutritional Sciences

This form is provided as a guide. Meet with your nutrition academic advisor regularly to monitor your progress in the major.

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~ - Refer to approved list of elective options* - Course is only offered in the semester indicatedBold - Must earn B or better to graduateItalics - Highly recommended

ENGL 101 3 ENGL 102 3MATH 112 3 NSC 225 2NSC 101 3 CLAS 116B Medical Terminology 3 INDV 150's 3NSC 396A 1 MIC 205A Microbiology 3 INDV 150's 3

CALS * 195C Academic Success 1 MIC 205L Microbiology Lab 1 TRAD 160's 3Tier I INDV 3 Choose from "Statistics" list 3+ TRAD 160's 3

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ARTS 300's 3CHEM 151 4 CHEM 152 4 HUM 300's 3PSIO 201 4 PSIO 202 4 INDV 300's 3NSC 301 Nutrition & the Life Cycle 3 NSC 260 3

Tier I TRAD 3 NSC 395A Experiential Learning 2

Tier I INDV 3 Tier I TRAD 317 16

Complete one of the following:CHEM 241A Organic Chemistry I 3 Choose from "Science Elective" list~ 3 a. Pass a language proficiency exam at 2nd semester levelNSC 351R Fund of Food Science 3 NSC 308 Nutrition & Metabolism 3 b. Complete courses through 2nd semester proficiencyMCB 181R Intro Biology 3 Elective~ 3MCB 181L Intro to Biology Lab 1 Elective~ 3 Statistics (Choose ONE)

Elective~ 3 Tier II HUM 3 AREC 239 Intro to Statistics & Data 4Tier II ARTS 3 Tier II INDV 3 MATH 163 Basic Statistics 3

19 18 MATH 263 Biostatistics 3SBS 200 Intro to Statistics 4

BIOC 385 Metabolic Biochemistry 3 BIOC 384 Foundations in Biochem 3NSC 408 Nutritional Biology 3 NSC 410 Applied Nutrition & Disease 3

Elective~ 3 Elective~ 3Elective~ 3 Elective~ 3Elective~ 3 Elective~ 3

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2nd Semester Proficiency in a 2nd Language

FALL____

YEAR 3

FALL____

YEAR 4

FALL____ SPRING____

Anatomy & Physiology Anatomy & Physiology

FALL____ SPRING____

Student Nutrition Advising Center (SNAC) - Shantz 238

YEAR 1

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

SPRING____

Tier II - General Education Courses

SPRING____

(upper division recommended)

General Chemistry II

This sheet is provided as a guide only. Meet with your academic advisor to regularly monitor your progress in the major.

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College AlgebraIntro to Human NutritionCareer Seminar

English Composition

General Chemistry I

YEAR 2

Foundational Skills Tier I - General Education Courses English Composition Double check gen-eds on Advisement Report

Nutrition Communication

OTHER COURSES REQUIRED FOR MAJOR

One gen-ed course must have a diversity emphasis

NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES: NUTRITION OPTION 2019-2020 Catalog

CONTACT NSC ADVISORS

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