Twenty-two Texas schools offer credential-track nutrition and dietetics programs: 21 universities and one community college. Published costs run from $4,440 in total tuition and fees for Tarrant County College’s associate degree to about $54,000 for non-residents in UT Southwestern’s 24-month master’s (derived, with mandatory fees). Integrated graduate RD routes run from 12 months at TCU, … Read more
Two Maine institutions offer nutrition degrees: the University of Maine in Orono and the University of New England in Biddeford. Between them they run ten credentials, from a 12-credit online graduate certificate to a research doctorate. Published program costs run from about $8,200 for UMaine’s graduate certificate to about $192,200 for UNE’s four-year bachelor’s, and … Read more
Four Iowa schools offer nutrition credentials, spanning eight programs from a 9-credit graduate certificate to a doctorate. Costs run from $4,419 for Graceland’s graduate certificate to $165,080 for Morningside’s four-year bachelor’s before aid, and completion times range from about one year to a 4.8-year median for Iowa State’s Ph.D. Delivery covers all three modes: campus … Read more
Colorado has four universities with ACEND-accredited dietetics programs, offering 15 nutrition credentials from a DPD certificate to a Ph.D. Resident undergraduate tuition runs from $326.25 per credit at MSU Denver, after the state’s College Opportunity Fund stipend, to about $1,050 per credit for UCCS’s graduate-only master’s. Bachelor’s degrees take four years, and the graduate routes … Read more
Twenty-two California schools offer credential-track nutrition and dietetics programs: 19 universities and 3 community colleges. Costs run from California’s community college enrollment fee of $46 per unit to about $126,700 for Loma Linda University’s master’s for career changers. Integrated graduate RD routes run from 16 months at the University of the Pacific to three years … Read more
Arizona has six schools with nutrition credentials worth comparing, four universities and two community colleges, offering 22 credentials from a 7-credit dietary manager certificate to a Ph.D. Resident tuition runs from $90 per credit at Central Arizona College to $66,000 for a four-year bachelor’s at Grand Canyon University. Four universities lead to RDN eligibility, and … Read more
Seven Alabama schools offer 29 nutrition credentials, running from a 12-credit graduate certificate to a research doctorate. Published program costs span roughly $5,300 for Jacksonville State’s graduate certificate to about $176,500 for Samford’s four-year bachelor’s degree. Durations run from two semesters for that certificate to four years for every bachelor’s degree in the state. All … Read more
