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Kay Stearns Bruening, 315-443-2386
The B.S. degree program in nutrition science emphasizes the biological and physical sciences. In addition to food science, nutrition in health, medical nutrition therapy, and advanced nutrition, studies include work in general and organic chemistry, biology, physiology, and biochemistry.
Completion of 40 credits in the biological and physical sciences or mathematics, including statistics, is required for graduation. A total of 30 credits in human nutrition must also be completed. Students must consult with an advisor for specific distribution of credits.