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Apr 26, 2024
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2021-2022 Greensburg Campus Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Nutrition Science
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Return to: School of Health and Rehabilitation Science Relocation Options
Students typically spend two years at Pitt-Greensburg and apply directly to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences during the final semester at Greensburg. Recommended courses are listed below. To satisfy the requirement for a nutrition course, students may cross register for an equivalent course at Westmoreland County Community College or Seton Hill University. In addition, Greensburg students are often permitted to take Introduction to Nutrition after they relocate to the Pittsburgh campus.
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Required Courses
Completion of the following courses for a letter grade:
- Foundations of Biology 1, BIOSC 0150, 3 credits
- Foundations of Biology 2, BIOSC 0160, 3 credits
- Biology Lab: BIOSC 0057, BIOSC 0058, or BIOSC 0050, 1 credit
- Introduction to Microbiology, BIOSC 1850, 3 credits*
- General Chemistry 1 with Lab, CHEM 0110, 4 credits
- General Chemistry 2 with Lab, CHEM 0120, 4 credits
- Organic Chemistry 1, CHEM 0310, 3 credits**
- Organic Chemistry 2, CHEM 0320, 3 credits**
- English Composition, ENGCMP 0200, 3 credits
- Research Writing or Intensive Writing Course, ENGCMP 0450, 3 credits
- Algebra or Higher Math, MATH 0031, 3 credits
- Introduction to Psychology, PSY 0010, 3 credits
- Statistics, STAT 0200 or STAT 1000, 4 credits
- Introduction to Human Nutrition, HRS 1006 or NUTR 1006, 3 credits
*Students can also take HRS 1025 Introduction to Microbiology instead of BIOSC 1850
**CHEM 0350: Principles of Organic Chemistry, taught at the University of Pittsburgh, may be taken in place of Organic Chemistry 1 and 2; however, students should first investigate organic chemistry requirements of graduate programs specific to their professional goals.
Additional Requirements and Application Procedures
Additional Requirements
- Required credits for admission: 60 (Applications may be submitted while prerequisite coursework is in progress.)
- Minimum cumulative and prerequisite GPA of 2.5 (based on 4.0)
- A minimum grade of C- in all courses designated as prerequisites taken at the University of Pittsburgh; a C or better is required for transfer.
Application Procedures
Application Deadline: Applications will be considered on a rolling basis for Fall 2019.
Pitt Students (including regional campuses)
Complete the SHRS ApplyYourself Application.
Transfer Students
Transfer students must apply to the University of Pittsburgh by completing the Office of Admission and Financial Aid’s Transfer Application and selecting Nutrition Science as their intended field of study. International transfer students click here.
All applicants must:
- Submit a personal essay-a brief statement discussing why you are interested in nutrition science, your professional goals including how and when you became interested in nutrition science, as well as any work or volunteer experience you have that will demonstrate your awareness of the field. Also include other areas of interest, extra-curricular activities and leadership experiences.
- Resumes are strongly recommended.
- Submit one letter of recommendation. A recommendation from a college instructor/professor or recent work or volunteer supervisor is preferred.
- Submit official transcripts from all institutions from which they have college credits. Current University of Pittsburgh students do not need to provide their University of Pittsburgh transcript and can request copies of transcripts previously submitted to Pitt from their current school. Students currently at the Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences can obtain copies of non-Pitt transcripts from the Office of Student Records, 140 Thackeray Hall, and drop them off in the SHRS Admissions Office, 4020 Forbes Tower.
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