Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Degree Help

[Emily-NYC]

Does anyone have any tips or degree plans for the fastest track colleges for a bachelor of science in nutrition? Also colleges that offer the gpa system. Thank you

[dfrecore]

The only Nutrition degree I know of that wouldn't be pretty expensive is through PurdueGlobal, if you worked at Papa John's (they pay 100% tuition up front). You can transfer in 90cr of ACE, and they're pretty easy to work with. My kid is getting her degree that way.

All colleges that I know of besides WGU offer "the GPA system" if you're talking about grades. Even the schools we discuss on here like TESU, Excelsior and COSC have GPA's - you just may not have a lot of graded credit if you transfer in 113/114 ACE/NCCRS credits.

[Emily-NYC]

The only Nutrition degree I know of that wouldn't be pretty expensive is through PurdueGlobal, if you worked at Papa John's (they pay 100% tuition up front).  You can transfer in 90cr of ACE, and they're pretty easy to work with.  My kid is getting her degree that way.

All colleges that I know of besides WGU offer "the GPA system" if you're talking about grades.  Even the schools we discuss on here like TESU, Excelsior and COSC have GPA's - you just may not have a lot of graded credit if you transfer in 113/114 ACE/NCCRS credits.

This is incredibly helpful thank you so much for taking the time you’ve saved me hours and hours of research! And correct WGU is what I was referring to as their grade system made me a little concerned that many of the other "credit transfer friendly" colleges used the same P/F system

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The only Nutrition degree I know of that wouldn't be pretty expensive is through PurdueGlobal, if you worked at Papa John's (they pay 100% tuition up front).  You can transfer in 90cr of ACE, and they're pretty easy to work with.  My kid is getting her degree that way.

All colleges that I know of besides WGU offer "the GPA system" if you're talking about grades.  Even the schools we discuss on here like TESU, Excelsior and COSC have GPA's - you just may not have a lot of graded credit if you transfer in 113/114 ACE/NCCRS credits.

I’m sorry just one more thing which company/curriculum did your daughter use for her ACE credits?

[sanantone]

Are you wanting to become a registered dietitian?

[dfrecore]

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The only Nutrition degree I know of that wouldn't be pretty expensive is through PurdueGlobal, if you worked at Papa John's (they pay 100% tuition up front).  You can transfer in 90cr of ACE, and they're pretty easy to work with.  My kid is getting her degree that way.

All colleges that I know of besides WGU offer "the GPA system" if you're talking about grades.  Even the schools we discuss on here like TESU, Excelsior and COSC have GPA's - you just may not have a lot of graded credit if you transfer in 113/114 ACE/NCCRS credits.

I’m sorry just one more thing which company/curriculum did your daughter use for her ACE credits?

She's using SDC, but I work there.  So that's not necessarily a recommendation (although they have a transfer portal that tells which courses will work for requirements, and she hasn't had any trouble transferring them in: https://study.com/college/school/purdue-...lobal.html).

Sophia has one as well: https://purdueglobal.sophia.org/?_gl=1*k.....#courses

[Emily-NYC]

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The only Nutrition degree I know of that wouldn't be pretty expensive is through PurdueGlobal, if you worked at Papa John's (they pay 100% tuition up front).  You can transfer in 90cr of ACE, and they're pretty easy to work with.  My kid is getting her degree that way.

All colleges that I know of besides WGU offer "the GPA system" if you're talking about grades.  Even the schools we discuss on here like TESU, Excelsior and COSC have GPA's - you just may not have a lot of graded credit if you transfer in 113/114 ACE/NCCRS credits.

I’m sorry just one more thing which company/curriculum did your daughter use for her ACE credits?

She's using SDC, but I work there.  So that's not necessarily a recommendation (although they have a transfer portal that tells which courses will work for requirements, and she hasn't had any trouble transferring them in: https://study.com/college/school/purdue-...lobal.html).

Sophia has one as well: https://purdueglobal.sophia.org/?_gl=1*k.....#courses

Thank you so much