In this spotlight, we chatted with Amanda Allen, an assistant professor at Cox College. Amanda shares the Cox Colleges program, which offers an accelerated pathway for individuals interested in becoming dietitians. The program, which follows the future education model, aims to address the nationwide shortage of dietitians and make the credential more accessible. NDTRs can apply to the program without going through the DICAS match process and complete the program in three semesters. The program maintains the quality of education by integrating RDN exam prep and focusing on practical skills. The semester layout includes classes and rotations in various settings, providing a well-rounded experience. Cox College prioritizes student support and offers guidance for housing and relocation
Takeaways
Cox College offers an accelerated pathway for individuals interested in becoming dietitians through their future education model program.
The program aims to address the nationwide shortage of dietitians and make the dietitian credential more accessible.
NDTRs can apply to the program without going through the DICAS match process and complete the program in three semesters.
The program maintains the quality of education by integrating RDN exam prep and focusing on practical skills.
The semester layout includes classes and rotations in various settings, providing a well-rounded experience.
Cox College prioritizes student support and offers guidance for housing and relocation.
