u/Glittering_Daikon994

**Genuinely looking for advice and any helpful direction!**

Hi - I'm a non-traditional student looking to go back to school for PH, Community/Public Health Nutrition, and/or Nutrition Policy. Because of my schedule and the desire to use my employer benefits to pay for schooling, my options of flexible undergrad programs (in Nutrition, Dietetics, and/or Public Health) in my state are a bit limited. I've recently come across programs named "Integrative Studies", "Multidisciplinary Studies", and "Applied Liberal Studies". Does anyone know of people with either of these undergrad degrees to work in PH? What do these majors entail? Should I not think to much into it and focus on a Masters in my desired career? Any advice is appreciated!