New York Institute of Technology – Online MS in Clinical Nutrition | Sponsored

Over the years I have gotten to know the Department Chair of NYIT, Mindy Haar, PhD, RDN, CDN, FAND. She actually has a really long and impressive title: Chair, Department of Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Assistant Dean, Undergraduate Affairs School of Health Professions, New York Institute of Technology.

Mindy Haar is solid and runs a wonderful program that I think you might be interested in if you want to get your Online MS in Nutrition. And if you want to earn more money. - Stacey

Here are a few quotes from past students:

• "I really felt that the program blended textbook theories and recommendations into clinical practice. Working as an RD I find practical applications more useful than memorization of facts, equations, etc."
• "I really enjoyed the "work at your own place" design of the program. As a graduate student with both a full time and part time job, going to a campus for actual classes would never have been possible for me. I really liked that all of my professors were just an email away and felt we had good communication throughout the program."
• "The education I received at NYIT for Masters in Clinical Nutrition was beyond my expectations. The professors provided an exceptional education that was challenging and elevated my knowledge base. They were always on target with any questions or concerns, and truly caring. I am grateful for the program and all the professors involved in my education."

The New York Institute of Technology, based in Old Westbury, NY, offers a completely online MS in Clinical Nutrition.

NYIT provides you with elective credit options that include:

• coursework in nutrition oncology
• pharmacology
• exercise physiology
• independent study in obesity
• eating disorders
• other current topics

The faculty members are accomplished nutrition professionals with years of clinical experience, active participation in professional organizations, and publication of cutting-edge research.

Students learn through Web-based coursework that includes much interaction among instructor and classmates. Students are expected to log on to courses at least three times per week at their convenience, saving the expense and time of commuting. As students are able to attend no matter where they reside, student experience is enhanced by contact with others from diverse backgrounds who reside across the US and internationally.

The Clinical Nutrition program is 100% online. The convenience and interactivity of online learning can be of tremendous advantage:

• Take classes from home, saving commuting time and costs
• Fit learning into your own schedule. Our courses are asynchronous, so there’s no set time you need to login.
• New online tools like Voicethreads makes it easy for you to post visual and audio messages and participate in class discussions.

As an MS is a credential of advanced achievement, it can broaden job opportunities and increase compensation. Please visit NYIT Online MS Clinical Nutrition for more information.