HOW SMART DO YOU HAVE TO BE TO BECOME A REGISTERED DIETITIAN?

Are the science classes hard? How smart do you have to be? Are the math classes difficult? What are the classes really like?

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[KimRoseDietitian]

Sorry for the late video guys i know I missed a week, but I have been having connectivity issues with my internet since last week. Forgive me?? Nonetheless, here is the video. Enjoy x Comment x Subscribe!

[degelkmashan]

Yes, it is difficult but very much do-able.
My first two years were hard because of the material being covered; (Alot of chemistry, alot of anatomy and physiology) which was mostly new information that I had to memorize and regurgitate all at once. Ensuring that you start studying from week one, completing or attempting your tutorials and keep revising each week will help you do your best.

The last two years were hard because of the amount of work you have to do. You start your core courses in these years so the material should be understandable to you, but its given to you in the tons. Keeping on top of things I found was the best way for me to survive those years. The minute assignments were given, a game plan was made for its completion.

Study groups and friends also make the journey bearable and fun. #NewGraduate

[nutrisheddietitian]

Great video as usual! I can attest to everything you've discussed here as a Nutrition Undergrad. I am currently taking Organic Chemistry this summer and I find myself constantly juggling my personal life (hanging out, going to functions, etc) with the time that I put in reviewing notes, reading my textbook, practicing questions, and even looking at Youtube videos for more clarity on concepts. As you said, it's not about how "smart" you are, it's about how much time you invest in an effort to absorb the information and structurally break it down into a language that you can understand for yourself. THE STRUGGLE IS REAL :)

[sierrarodriguez]

Thank you, because i didnt take math and chemistry seriously in high school. I am going to go to school (5 years later) and really give it my all. Thank you for the words of encouragement

[Gebella]

Amen Ms. Rose to everything you said!!
It takes so much focus and drive to get through the classes. Especially biochemistry 😣

[nnennanchor]

Thanks so much for this video/videos. I haven't gone to uni yet but I feel so eager to start..
You're honestly like a role model

[alynicole]

Totally agree! I changed from a Chemistry major to a DPD program, so the sciences weren't quite as tricky but I did struggle with some of the bio classes as that wasn't my strong suit. I look back now and just think if I had dedicated some more time I could have done even better in those few classes. However it is also important to be well-rounded and involved in things outside of class for most internships!

[mcjack]

love that we go the answer right away.

[michellemendoza]

You are such an inspiration! I look up to you so much !!! Thank you for informing those that are working towards becoming a RD !!!

[isoblah]

Thank you for sharing! This was super helpful. ❤

[chrisgomez]

The breath of relief that I find in this video is that a good portion of what is needed I have almost taken care of prior to the major change.

[brianapeters]

Thank you so much for being here and making honest videos about the dietetics field. I am currently working towards my DTR certification and have been feeling an increased anxiety and self doubt of being in the field. I begin my practicums next year and almost dread the thought of being thrown into the work setting.
Just being able to hear from an RD, like yourself, about the dedication and self motivation necessary is definitely helping.
Thanks!

[monkeysunshine]

Wow! I’m very thankful I came across this video. I’m majoring in dietetics and nutrition. I’m taking some of my difficult classes this semester at the community college I’m attending. And lately I have been feeling at little discourage with all the work. Watching this made me feel a bit more motivated! Thanks! Subscribed! 😁✔️

[hippiesoulchild]

My husband and I are going back to school after our daughter is born. I only need 8 classes to finish at community college and transferring to UNLV into their dietitian program since I live in Las Vegas. Thank you for the video love.

[rdavila]

I’ve just decided to start my journey this week!! This is a great video Thank you!!

[liampeart]

I'm in my first year of my dietetic program and I'm loving the program! It's definitely a lot of work though, I have to study 24/7, mainly cause of the memorization for anatomy and physiology. But Chemistry is essentially a regurgitation of grade 11/12 university level chem. They just add a couple of additional units, so if you did well in grade 11/12 you'll be fine! If not just put in the work cause it's never too late.

Next semester I have food science, organic chem, anatomy and physiology (2nd part of the course since we learn the entire body), my 2nd nutrition course, and my elective. 🙃 wish me luck!

[dianagarcia]

I live in California and I'm applying to schools soon and the core classes are
Inorganic chem
Biology
Physics
Stats, business calculus
Precal
Anatomy...
I wouldn't say easy! You gotta really be committed to the field.

[quon]

Yes!! I’m a current nutrition student & nothing is easy at all lol. Statistics is kicking my butt. My fav class so far is Nutrition Assessment (maybe called different at other schools)

[paigebuse]

Could you do a video on supplemental dietetic books for human nutrition majors? LOVE love your channel!

[naturallyyoursxoxo]

you make this profession looks so easy!!! lol