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IMHO, a degree in nutrition is not that practical (at least not in Vancouver, i am not sure if that's the case in other places). Most of my friends with a nutrition degree cannot find a relevant job here (as in vancouver). If you want to be practical, study Dietetics or Food Science instead. However, I don't think one makes much as a QC/QA (~$40k on avg). As well, most major food plants are located on the East.
There is an average requirement to get admitted into a Food Science Major (~70%, not high), whereas there is none for Nutrition Major. In order to get certified as a public health inspector, you WILL need to go to BCIT.
welcome any opinions~

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22# Rainy
i dun think there is a avg requirement for nutritional sci major according to the ubc calender... but not sure if they change it recently?
i graduated with a food science major & did a few food sci related jobs afterwards... now i am back to study but not in bcit

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