Bachelor of Science in NUTRITION

Bachelor of Science in NUTRITION OPTION VI – INTERNATIONAL NUTRITION 2008-10 Catalog (Expires August 2016) ______General Education Requirements English: RHE 306 ___ Humanities: E 316K ___

Substantial Writing Components and/or Writing Flags: 2 courses, including 1 at the upper-division level: _____ + _____

Foreign Language: Fourth semester proficiency in Spanish or in the language of the student’s proposed area of Study Abroad.

American & Texas Government: American History: 6 hours that fulfill the legislative requirement GOV 310L ___ + 312L ______+ _____

Social Science: 3 hrs from PSY 301, SOC 302, ANT 302: _____ + ECO 304K or 304L____ 6 hrs from GRG 339K, GRG 357, MAS 307, MAS 318, SOC 335, Soc 354K______Visual & Performing Arts: 3 hrs from ARC, ART, Classics, F A, Music, PHL (not logic), or TD: _____

Note that Substantial Writing Components and Writing Flags are the only general education requirements that may satisfy other specific degree requirements. ______Mathematics and Science, with Grades of C- or Better Mathematics: M 408K___ or 408C___ Statistics: BIO 318M or EDP 371 or M 316___ Chemistry: CH 301___ + 302___ + 204___ + 310M___ + 369 (or CH 339K & 339L)___ Biology: BIO 311C___ + 416K (or 365R) & 416L (or 365S)___ + BIO 226N & 126L______Major Requirements in Nutritional Sciences with Grades of C- or Better Introductory Food Science & Lab: NTR 307 & 107L___ Introductory Nutrition & Laboratory: NTR 312 & 112L___* Culture and Food: NTR 316___ Assessment of Nutritional Analysis: NTR 218 & 118L___ Cellular & Molecular Nutrition: NTR 326 & 126L___* International Nutrition: the Developing World: NTR 321___ International Nutrition: Social and Environmental Policies: NTR 331___ Advanced Nutrition I: NTR 342___ Issues in Nutrition and Health: NTR 338W___ Field Experience in International Nutrition – STUDY ABROAD: NTR 353-SA___

* Students must earn at least C- or better before progressing to other upper-division NTR courses

Area Choice: 9 hrs from ONE area. 3 hrs must be Upper Division: Health Professions: CH 210C, 310N, BIO 205L or 206L, BIO 311D, 325, 326M, 346, or NTR 365 (Topic: 1: Vitamins & Minerals)____ Dietetics: NTR 315, 330, 332, 370 or 371____ Behavioral Science: HDF 304, 313/113L, PSY 304, 308, 319K, SOC 308D, 319, 320K, or 324K______Enough Additional Elective Hours to Reach a Total of 126 Hours (including 36 Upper-division Hours) ______Total Hours and Residency Requirements

126 semester hours: ___ 60 hours in residence: ___ 36 upper-division hours: ___ Minimum of 24 upper division Nutrition hours (18 in residence): ___ Minimum 2.0 UT grade point average: ___ 24 of the last 30 hours in residence: ___

No more than 16 hours of electives may be taken as Pass/Fail.

Students completing an additional degree must complete 24 hours in addition to those counted toward the bachelor's degree that requires the higher number of credit hours. Revised December 2009

Natural Sciences will not count M301, MUS 101G, KIN, or PED 1 hour activity courses.