Advance Your Nutrition Career

Are you looking to pursue licensure as a registered dietitian, or want to work in another aspect of the nutrition field, such as nutrition education, non-profit work, or food policy and advocacy?

Attend an in-person information session to learn about Meredith College’s M.S. in Nutrition program on December 16, 2025, at 12 p.m. 

Register now.

What to Expect at the Information Session

At the session, you’ll 

• Learn more about the different track options to determine which best suits your professional goals. 
• Connect with our team to ask specific questions about the program and admissions process.
• Meet current students.

About Our M.S. in Nutrition Program 

Our graduate nutrition program is among the region’s best, earning us a strong reputation among employers and local organizations. We offer three M.S. in Nutrition degree tracks to choose from, depending on the type of nutrition career you plan to pursue. 

• Master of Science in Nutrition – Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD)* 
• Master of Science in Nutrition– Accelerated Dietitian Nutritionist Track (ADNT)*
• Master of Science in Nutrition – Accelerated Community Track (ACT)

Personal attention and small classes are hallmarks of a Meredith education. Our dedicated faculty will serve as mentors to help you reach your goals. You’ll have the opportunity to gain real-world experiences and make connections in the field with our established relationships with community partners and organizations. Thanks to our faculty and focus on enriching student experiences, 100% of Meredith’s M.S. in Nutrition program graduates have been matched with dietetic internships for the past nine years.  

*Dietetics concentration and Dietetic Internship programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND).