I was taught by a friend to always study or do homework right when you get home or to your special place you study. Grab a snack and drink, go to the bathroom, get comfortable and change but always do it sooner than later.
Hey ChloeAnn! Apologies for the late reply. I so so agree with this advise! Starting is the hardest part. And if you can just throw yourself into your work first thing - you'll be shocked how productive you can be. And then you have some time to enjoy your evening! Thank you so much for sharing your advice!!
I am getting ready to go back to school to take my science prerequisites in hopes of being an RD one day, and I appreciate all of your tips and advice! I would love to see a video about how you make your study guides!
Oh that's wonderful!! Getting this degree has been a "back to school" journey for me as well. I wish you the very best in your pursuit! :) Thank you so much for watching! I'll see about that study guide video, thanks for chiming in on that!
It’s really hard to stay consistent with going to virtual classes over Zoom. Soooo tempting to sleep in & watch the lectures later, even though I usually end up not watching them cause I’m lazy 😅
Great tips! Also there’s the whole science about long term and short term memory, leading to “repetition, repetition, repetition”. After taking my notes in class, I like to review them as soon as I get home to help me remember and understand better!
hi from another nutrition major!!! i just graduated in may and boy were those notes triggering lol its crazy how everyone has the same anatomy powerpoints. good luck with your dietitian journey!! i ended up going to nursing school so I didnt have to deal with the DI stress but i saw how stressed out everyone was the last 2 years of school.
omg hello!! :) hahaha I so understand. I'm getting ready to go back for another semester, and pulling these notes out was quite a trip. Nursing school is great! We definitely need more nurses in this world! And ooooo yes, the DI haunts me for sure lol - thank you for watching & good luck in your studies!!
These are so incredibly helpful!! College can be super stressful for people who have not learned to manage their time and your tips are so helpful for that! Also color coding is my life and my mildliners are how I categorize my notes and make them fun :)
Oh yay!! I'm so happy you found it insightful! :) Totally, it can be super overwhelming! I swear by my mildliners - I love that you're such a fan too! I have yet to find anyone else in my everyday life who knows about them! Thank you for watching, Shelby!!
I really enjoyed this video. It’s very relatable and totally helpful. Im currently doing my last year at junior college to transfer and I need to get better at studying and organizing myself. Its hard to find good school videos on nutritionist major. I would love to see how your study guides look like. I haven’t been able to find a good way to do mine and actually work. Thank you 🙏🏼
Hey Drake! Thank you so much for watching! I feel the same way - I've been wanting more content for nutrition majors! I'll see about a study guide video one of these days! Best of luck in your schooling! :))
Yay! So happy you liked this. I'll definitely plan to make more school videos in the future. Best of luck in your studies!! nutrition students unite! :)
Hi, I've just discovered your channel and really enjoying hearing about your experiences! I'm going to be starting an MSc Nutrition & Food science in September. I wondered if you had any favorite resources for tackling difficult topics that you could recommend? Were there any particular topics that took you longer to get a grasp on? Any advice would be highly recommended, I am just trying to prepare myself for it now, as I will be studying part-time while working.
Hey Shany! Sorry for the late reply - this comment fell through the cracks! Congrats on the start of your new program!! How exciting!! I personally, and I've also heard this from other students, think the medical/clinical side of dietetics is the most difficult. Like metabolism, o-chem, etc. TH-cam has surprisingly awesome, FREE study resources for all these things. I love watching Kim Rose in particular. The Academy also has great books that I think many don't even know exist! they have great handbooks. Hope that info helps!!
Hi! I just found your channel and I'm for sure going to stay around! I love reading and I'm a student as well so I think I will enjoy your videos a lot 💜 Thanks for the tips, I'm a med student on my second year and this videos always motivate me so much to keep working hard, I'm going to check your pomodoro video now (I loove having study with me videos on the background, it helps me concentrate a lot) I totally agree with you on the "law of exposure" thing hahaha I always go to lectures but people never show up 😂 last month I swear we were like 10 people or less in class, and I also enjoy doing study guides, makes studying way more active Lots of love from Spain 😊
Hello!! :) That is so cool you watched this video from Spain! A big thank you from the west coast of America! Oh wow - no matter the time or place, people will always struggle to show up to class! Study guides are my saving grace! Hang in there with your schooling!!
I may or may not watch study videos too when I’m NOT in need of studying. But I think it can be translated to simple productivity advice as well! Thanks for watching! ☺️❤️
It is so obvious that you read a lot of books that your speech is very fluent and you express yourself very well. There are no permanent unnecessary patterns like "iii ..".
im having an interview on nutrition courses for my degree !! i hope i will pass the interview so that i can pursue degree in nutrition soon bcs i really love studying about foods
Hey , can you please make a video on scopes for a nutrition and dietetics Student ? And what country do you think is the best for a nutrition student in terms of salary? Thanks in advance
Thank you for the suggestion! The nutrition profession on an international scale is something I'm just not familiar with or comfortable talking about - I don't want to lead anyone astray. But as for the scopes, or various kinds of concentrations, that is interesting and something I'll consider!
Hi! I'm planning on majoring in Nutritional Sciences, and I'm really not motivated to do chemistry currently and been doing bad on it. What is your biggest advise for students who don't like the class they are in? How do you stay motivated?
My advice is remember that this class only lasts one semester. Just a handful of weeks, a few months. In the grand scheme of things, that’s such a small blip in your lifetime. If you’re passionate about the job, see this tough time as merely a stepping stone to where you want to go. It too shall pass.
Hey Grace! Every college and program will be different, but at my specific school we didn't dissect anything beyond a sheep's heart in Anatomy and Physiology lab. No cadavers or cats. In my experience, that's usually a med student thing.
I applied to major for a Bs in nutritional science and i don’t know if I should stop right when I achieve that or continue on studying 😢. I just don’t know enough about the careers with just a bachelors
Do you mean going on to get a masters? I know people who only hold a bachelors in nutrition science and do just fine! It just depends on your personal career goals!
I really like your video. My name ia Shanty, and iam is nutrition student too. I hope you can share more videos like that 🥰 because your video give me more information and inspiration to keep fighting in my college.
Hey! I'm going to school on the US west coast, but a lot of the great nutrition programs I hear about about are located in the midwest and on the east coast. The best masters programs are going to vary, based off of what nutrition specialty you want to go into. I suggest checking out eatrightpro.org - that's the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics website. They have all the info on becoming a nutrition professional as well as schooling!
Seems like you’re replying to all comments so I’ll shoot. What if I want to study nutrition but don’t wish to become an RD? Would you recommend B.A or B.S?
Yes! I always do my best to answer back! I know plenty of people who study nutrition but go on to do other things, including law and medical school. I've never heard of it as a BA, but getting a BS in nutrition is totally fine. Like I said, some people stop there and become a nutritionist, or use it as a stepping stone for higher education. Hope that helps!
Hey Penelope! I don’t think so. Yes, you need to remember things for the test... but once you’re in the work field, the company/hospital/organization you work for will have their own standard operating procedures. You’re likely to be dealing with a specific population/disease/etc. So don’t worry! You need to be a generalist now, but things will get more specific once you’re in the field!
IDK about you, but I'm terrible at remembering all the numbers so I just focus on getting a good understanding of physiopathology first. The good thing about evidence-based nutrition is that our nutrition recommendations have to be based on scientific publications and official guidelines, which are pretty easy to access online. So it's OK if you don't memorize all the protein intake recommendations for each age group and disease. If you just remember which academic societies' guidelines can be used as a reference, for instance ASPEN / ESPEN (for clinical nutrition), ESPGHAN (for pediatric nutrition), KDIGO (for kidney disease), you'll be able to get that information again easily.
I was taught by a friend to always study or do homework right when you get home or to your special place you study. Grab a snack and drink, go to the bathroom, get comfortable and change but always do it sooner than later.
Hey ChloeAnn! Apologies for the late reply. I so so agree with this advise! Starting is the hardest part. And if you can just throw yourself into your work first thing - you'll be shocked how productive you can be. And then you have some time to enjoy your evening! Thank you so much for sharing your advice!!
I am getting ready to go back to school to take my science prerequisites in hopes of being an RD one day, and I appreciate all of your tips and advice! I would love to see a video about how you make your study guides!
Oh that's wonderful!! Getting this degree has been a "back to school" journey for me as well. I wish you the very best in your pursuit! :) Thank you so much for watching! I'll see about that study guide video, thanks for chiming in on that!
I Love these videos since I feel there not a lot on this I am really interested in this study and this is really helpful
So great to hear!! Thank you so much for the feedback. I hope to make more videos like this in the future!
It’s really hard to stay consistent with going to virtual classes over Zoom. Soooo tempting to sleep in & watch the lectures later, even though I usually end up not watching them cause I’m lazy 😅
I'm going back to school for nutrition so this definitely helps a lot!
Oh wonderful! I'm so glad it helped! Best of luck :)
Great tips! Also there’s the whole science about long term and short term memory, leading to “repetition, repetition, repetition”. After taking my notes in class, I like to review them as soon as I get home to help me remember and understand better!
Yes! I love repetition - I swear by it. Happy studying! Thank you for sharing your experience!!
hi from another nutrition major!!! i just graduated in may and boy were those notes triggering lol its crazy how everyone has the same anatomy powerpoints. good luck with your dietitian journey!! i ended up going to nursing school so I didnt have to deal with the DI stress but i saw how stressed out everyone was the last 2 years of school.
omg hello!! :) hahaha I so understand. I'm getting ready to go back for another semester, and pulling these notes out was quite a trip. Nursing school is great! We definitely need more nurses in this world! And ooooo yes, the DI haunts me for sure lol - thank you for watching & good luck in your studies!!
These are so incredibly helpful!! College can be super stressful for people who have not learned to manage their time and your tips are so helpful for that! Also color coding is my life and my mildliners are how I categorize my notes and make them fun :)
Oh yay!! I'm so happy you found it insightful! :) Totally, it can be super overwhelming! I swear by my mildliners - I love that you're such a fan too! I have yet to find anyone else in my everyday life who knows about them! Thank you for watching, Shelby!!
I really enjoyed this video. It’s very relatable and totally helpful. Im currently doing my last year at junior college to transfer and I need to get better at studying and organizing myself. Its hard to find good school videos on nutritionist major. I would love to see how your study guides look like. I haven’t been able to find a good way to do mine and actually work. Thank you 🙏🏼
Hey Drake! Thank you so much for watching! I feel the same way - I've been wanting more content for nutrition majors! I'll see about a study guide video one of these days! Best of luck in your schooling! :))
please make more videos like this! i am going to a freshman in college studying nutrition!
Yay! So happy you liked this. I'll definitely plan to make more school videos in the future. Best of luck in your studies!! nutrition students unite! :)
"Best tips to relax!" or "What I do to decompress/relax!" :D *After a long school/test day*
Awesome! Thank you for the suggestions, B! :))
Hi,
I've just discovered your channel and really enjoying hearing about your experiences! I'm going to be starting an MSc Nutrition & Food science in September. I wondered if you had any favorite resources for tackling difficult topics that you could recommend? Were there any particular topics that took you longer to get a grasp on?
Any advice would be highly recommended, I am just trying to prepare myself for it now, as I will be studying part-time while working.
Hey Shany! Sorry for the late reply - this comment fell through the cracks! Congrats on the start of your new program!! How exciting!!
I personally, and I've also heard this from other students, think the medical/clinical side of dietetics is the most difficult. Like metabolism, o-chem, etc.
TH-cam has surprisingly awesome, FREE study resources for all these things. I love watching Kim Rose in particular. The Academy also has great books that I think many don't even know exist! they have great handbooks. Hope that info helps!!
Thank you, that's really helpful :)
I'll look into them, and I'll be following your videos too!
Please make more videos about the syllabus of nutrition and dietetics course
great idea! I'll consider it! Thank you for your input! :)
Oh my god I’m obsessed with the hashtag rd2be. Thank you for the video!!
Of course!! Thanks for following along! ❤️
More videos about Nutrtition and case study pls ☺️
Will do!! Love the idea of sharing some case studies! I so appreciate the feedback!
You’re amazing! 🗣👏
You’re amazing! 🗣👏
thank you
Hi! I just found your channel and I'm for sure going to stay around! I love reading and I'm a student as well so I think I will enjoy your videos a lot 💜 Thanks for the tips, I'm a med student on my second year and this videos always motivate me so much to keep working hard, I'm going to check your pomodoro video now (I loove having study with me videos on the background, it helps me concentrate a lot)
I totally agree with you on the "law of exposure" thing hahaha I always go to lectures but people never show up 😂 last month I swear we were like 10 people or less in class, and I also enjoy doing study guides, makes studying way more active
Lots of love from Spain 😊
Hello!! :) That is so cool you watched this video from Spain! A big thank you from the west coast of America! Oh wow - no matter the time or place, people will always struggle to show up to class! Study guides are my saving grace! Hang in there with your schooling!!
Very inspirational video even though im not currently studying
I may or may not watch study videos too when I’m NOT in need of studying. But I think it can be translated to simple productivity advice as well! Thanks for watching! ☺️❤️
@@delanceydays you are welcome 🍎💖
please do more videos on being a nutrition major and your journey!! :)
Absolutely! Thank you so much for the feedback!! :D
Please make a video about how you make your study guides!!
Thank you for the input!!
Thanks!!!
You bet!
It is so obvious that you read a lot of books that your speech is very fluent and you express yourself very well. There are no permanent unnecessary patterns like "iii ..".
Oh thank you! That means a lot! :)
im having an interview on nutrition courses for my degree !! i hope i will pass the interview so that i can pursue degree in nutrition soon bcs i really love studying about foods
Oh so awesome!! GOOD LUCK! :)
Hey , can you please make a video on scopes for a nutrition and dietetics Student ? And what country do you think is the best for a nutrition student in terms of salary? Thanks in advance
Thank you for the suggestion! The nutrition profession on an international scale is something I'm just not familiar with or comfortable talking about - I don't want to lead anyone astray. But as for the scopes, or various kinds of concentrations, that is interesting and something I'll consider!
Hi! I'm planning on majoring in Nutritional Sciences, and I'm really not motivated to do chemistry currently and been doing bad on it. What is your biggest advise for students who don't like the class they are in? How do you stay motivated?
My advice is remember that this class only lasts one semester. Just a handful of weeks, a few months. In the grand scheme of things, that’s such a small blip in your lifetime. If you’re passionate about the job, see this tough time as merely a stepping stone to where you want to go. It too shall pass.
Did u dissect animals and cadavers at college?
Hey Grace! Every college and program will be different, but at my specific school we didn't dissect anything beyond a sheep's heart in Anatomy and Physiology lab. No cadavers or cats. In my experience, that's usually a med student thing.
I applied to major for a Bs in nutritional science and i don’t know if I should stop right when I achieve that or continue on studying 😢. I just don’t know enough about the careers with just a bachelors
Do you mean going on to get a masters? I know people who only hold a bachelors in nutrition science and do just fine! It just depends on your personal career goals!
@@delanceydays yes exactly, going for a masters...it’s just that idk if I’ll have enough brain power left 😅
@@irvindeleon7215 Oooo ok yes I feel that haha
I really like your video. My name ia Shanty, and iam is nutrition student too. I hope you can share more videos like that 🥰 because your video give me more information and inspiration to keep fighting in my college.
Hey Shanty!! I'm working on some more nutrition student videos right now actually!! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Do you have a template for study guides?
Hey again, CholeAnn! I actually don't... but that's a great idea. I'll look into discussing my study guide structure in future school vlogs
Hey. Can you tell me which university you are going to ? Or which university is better to study masters in nutrition and dietetics ( thanks )
Hey! I'm going to school on the US west coast, but a lot of the great nutrition programs I hear about about are located in the midwest and on the east coast. The best masters programs are going to vary, based off of what nutrition specialty you want to go into. I suggest checking out eatrightpro.org - that's the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics website. They have all the info on becoming a nutrition professional as well as schooling!
@@delanceydays thank you so much!
Thank You for this Terrific advice, Delightful Delancey! Your The Best!! X O
So happy to help!! ✨
Seems like you’re replying to all comments so I’ll shoot. What if I want to study nutrition but don’t wish to become an RD? Would you recommend B.A or B.S?
Yes! I always do my best to answer back! I know plenty of people who study nutrition but go on to do other things, including law and medical school. I've never heard of it as a BA, but getting a BS in nutrition is totally fine. Like I said, some people stop there and become a nutritionist, or use it as a stepping stone for higher education. Hope that helps!
Do you have to remember EVERYTHING you learned? It's a lot...
Hey Penelope! I don’t think so. Yes, you need to remember things for the test... but once you’re in the work field, the company/hospital/organization you work for will have their own standard operating procedures. You’re likely to be dealing with a specific population/disease/etc. So don’t worry! You need to be a generalist now, but things will get more specific once you’re in the field!
IDK about you, but I'm terrible at remembering all the numbers so I just focus on getting a good understanding of physiopathology first. The good thing about evidence-based nutrition is that our nutrition recommendations have to be based on scientific publications and official guidelines, which are pretty easy to access online. So it's OK if you don't memorize all the protein intake recommendations for each age group and disease. If you just remember which academic societies' guidelines can be used as a reference, for instance ASPEN / ESPEN (for clinical nutrition), ESPGHAN (for pediatric nutrition), KDIGO (for kidney disease), you'll be able to get that information again easily.
Are u going to be a doctor someday?
I actually hope to become a registered dietitian! My dream is to work in the clinical setting... potentially specialize in obesity? We'll see!