Four Commonly Asked Questions - Master of Science in Integrative Nutrition 

Q: What is the cost of tuition? 

A: Tuition is $475 per credit. The Master of Science in Integrative Nutrition is a two-year program, and the average total cost is approximately $26,750.

Q: What are the career outcomes?

A: Some available careers in nutrition are as follows:

• Nutrition consulting in private and group settings, spas, wellness centers, and schools 
• Corporate wellness program manager/director
• Natural products industry consultant
• Research and development roles
• Nutrition educator  

The requirements to practice nutrition vary widely across the United States. Learn more about the specific requirements in your state.

Q: How many hours do you have to commit? 

A: Students can expect to spend 15 hours a week on coursework. 

Q: What prerequisites do I need?

A: 

• Completion of bachelor’s degree from an accredited university

• Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 (a lower GPA will require the completion of a personal statement and program chair approval)

• To be considered for transferring in foundation courses (Nutrition Biochemistry and Physiology for the Nutrition Professional), a transfer form with official transcripts must be included with application. Subject to approval.