Dietetics

Majoring in Dietetics can open many career avenues in clinical, community, food service, and private practice.

The dietetics track is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND). Students who complete this degree obtain a Verification Statement, one of the necessary steps in pursuing the Registered Dietitian credential.

How to Become a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN)
How to Apply for Dietetic Internships
Texas State DP Verification Statement Policy
Knowledge for Registered Dietitan Nutritionist (KDRN's)
Becoming a Nutrition and Dietetic Technician Registered (NDTR)
Overview Description of Texas State Dietetics Program Requirements
Dietetics Program Goals and Objectives
Complaints about the Dietetic Program
Estimated Cost of DPD Program

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Accelerated 5-Year BS/MS/DI

Internship Acceptance Rate

Over the last five years, 74% of Nutrition and Foods students that applied for dietetic internships were accepted into an internship within one year after graduation.

Pass Rate Over the past five years

98% of Dietetic Interns have passed the exam to become registered dietitians within one year of their first attempt.

Job Rate Over the past five years,

100% of Dietetic Interns found jobs in their field within one year of graduation.