Nutrition
Students pursuing a bachelor of science with a major in nutrition will normally take the following courses in their first year:
FALL SEMESTER | WINTER SEMESTER |
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Mathematics 1090 (or 1000)1 | Mathematics 1000 or elective1 |
Chemistry 10502 | Chemistry 10512 |
Physics 1020 (1050)3 | Physics 1021 (1051)3 |
Biology 1001 | Biology 1002 |
English 10904 (critical reading and writing (CRW) course) |
CRW course4 |
- You may complete Mathematics 1000 in the fall semester and an elective in the winter semester.
- If you are not eligible to register for Chemistry 1050 in the fall semester, you can take Chemistry 1010 in the fall and Chemistry 1050 in the winter semester.
- You must be eligible for Chemistry 2400 in the fall semester of second year.
- The prerequisite for Chemistry 2400 is a minimum of 60% in Chemistry 1051; or Chemistry 1001 (Grenfell).
- It is strongly recommended that Chemistry 1051 be completed before beginning the second year of studies. It will be possible to take Chemistry 1051 in the spring semester. Students attending Grenfell Campus will normally complete Chemistry 1200/1001 in their first year.
- If you're registered in Physics 1050, you must also be registered in Mathematics 1000 (not 1090). If you're registered in Physics 1051, you must also be registered in Mathematics 1001.
- You are required to complete six credit hours in CRW courses, including at least three credit hours in English. Students attending Grenfell Campus will normally complete English 1000/1001 in their first year.
Contact information
For assistance with course selection, contact the Academic Advising Centre.
For additional program information, visit the Department of Biochemistry or contact bcadvice@mun.ca.