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Nutrition - Area V AREA V: PRE-PROFESSIONAL MAJOR AND
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR Nutrition MAJORS AT AUBURN
UNIVERSITY (124 (Dietetics) or 128 (Nutrition
Science) Semester Hours) The following
guidelines and restrictions apply to the degree in Nutrition (which includes
the Dietetics and Nutrition Science options). No more than 21-
23 hours may transfer in Area V for this 124-128-degree hour program. A total
of 21-23 hours were specified in Area V by the AGSC as required for this
major. The remaining 21-23 hours should include additional Auburn
requirements in the major and the balance may be taken as elective course
work. ·
It is highly recommend that students take: o
PHL 106 or PHIL
206 or IDS 102 in area II o
At least one of
these classes in area IV: ANT 200 or ANT 220 or GEO 100 or GEO 201 or HIS 101
or HIS 102 or HIS 121 or HIS 122 or PSY 200 or SOC 200 o
At least one of
these classes in area IV: HIS 101 or
HIS 102 or HIS 121 or HIS 122 or ECO 231 or ECO 232 or POL 200 or POL 211 ·
Courses
recommended in Areas I - IV but not taken should be completed under Area V: o
Students should
take PHL 106 or PHL 206 or IDS 102, if not already taken in area II. o
Students should
take at least one course from the following list if not already taken in area
IV: ANT 200 or ANT 220 or GEO 100 or
GEO 201 or HIS 101 or HIS 102 or HIS 121 or HIS 122 or PSY 200 or SOC
200 o
Students should
take at least one course from the following list if not already taken in area
IV: HIS 101 or HIS 102 or HIS 121 or
HIS 122 or ECO 231 or ECO 232 or POL
200 or POL 211 ·
Remaining hours
may be selected from this list: Nutrition/Dietetics
option - select 21 hours from the following: o
BOIL 103 (4 SH) o
CHM 221 Organic Chemistry (4 SH) o
BUS 241 Accounting I (3 SH) o
BIO 201 and BIO 202 Human Anatomy and
Physiology I and II (8 SH) o
HEC 140 Principles of Nutrition (3 SH) Nutrition Science Option - select 23
hours from the following: o
BIO 103 and 104 (8 SH) o
CHM 221 and 222 Organic Chemistry I and II (8
SH) o
PHY 213 and 214 General Physics I and II (8 SH) o
BIO 201 and 202 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
and II (8 SH) o
HEC 140 Principles of Nutrition (3 SH) ·
Electives, if
any, should be selected from the disciplines covered in Areas I - IV, being
cognizant of restrictions specified in this document. ·
Restrictions on
elective transfer hours: o
Developmental,
remedial, or technical courses will not transfer o
A maximum of one
computer course may transfer: CIS 146 is strongly recommended. o
A maximum of
four semester hours in physical education may transfer. o
No transfer
credit will be awarded for math courses below the state-approved core level
of MATH 110 or MATH 112. ·
Only courses
taught at the freshman and sophomore level at
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