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How to Become a Dietitian and Nutritionist

May 2024 national BLS data. Figures are national medians and percentiles from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS (May 2024); your local market, employer and experience will differ. Wage data ages — this reflects the May 2024 release, verified June 2026. Informational only, not career, salary-negotiation or financial advice.

BLS median pay (May 2024): $73,850/yr a year for Dietitians and Nutritionists (national median annual wage, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS).

By the BLS classification, the typical entry-level education for Dietitians and Nutritionists is “Bachelor's degree”. New entrants usually receive internship/residency to reach full competency.

For context, the national median wage for this occupation is $73,850/yr as of the May 2024 BLS data. These are typical, entry-level classifications, not a rule every employer follows — specific roles can require licenses, certifications or a different path. This page is informational, not career advice.

FactorTypical (BLS)
Typical entry-level educationBachelor's degree
Related work experienceNone
On-the-job trainingInternship/residency
National median pay (May 2024)$73,850/yr
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