Transferring College Credits to UNC
You must complete the program prerequisites, and are encouraged to have completed or to be working on completion of supporting courses and/or liberal arts core/general education courses if needed prior to starting the DDP. If you have taken or are taking transfer and supporting courses at a Colorado public two-year institution, see Transferology for course equivalency.
If you have taken transfer and supporting courses in other locations, the institution must be regionally accredited and grades of C- or better are transferable; however, the Distance Dietetics Program will require a grade of C or better in all program required courses to earn a Verification Statement.
Before taking a course to fulfill a program requirement, check with your advisor. For an advisor to determine if a course is transferable from a school other than UNC, we need the following information: institution name, course title, course number, catalog description, credit hours and whether there is a lab.
Before taking a course to fulfill a liberal arts requirement (LAC), check with the UNC Office of the Registrar to determine if a course is transferable from a school other than UNC. The Registrar will need the following information: institution name, course title, course number, catalog description, credit hours and whether there is a lab. You may also visit the UNC Office of the Registrar website to access Transferology.
To earn a degree from UNC you must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours from UNC and 20 of your last 30 credit hours must be from UNC.
Your degree or certificate together with your completion of the DDP requirements will earn you a Verification Statement that will permit you to apply for dietetic internships. For more information on internships go to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics website.
