All Access Internships - Simmons College (Boston area)

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Simmons College (Boston area)

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Total Food Service Management: 6 weeks
Total Clinical: 8 weeks
Total Community: 16 weeks

Bachelor's Degree from accredited university

Completion of DPD requirements

Dietetic Internship Application

ADA Dietetic Internship Program Application

Simmons Application

pages A and B

Letter of Recommendation (ADA Form)

From food and nutrition instructor

Letter of Recommendation (ADA Form)

From food and nutrition instructor

Letter of Recommendation (ADA Form)

From unspecified reference

Official Transcripts

From all colleges and universities attended
in signed/sealed envelopes

Verification Statement or Declaration of Intent to Complete

Certificate of Finances (non-US citizens only)

Application Fee

$50 paid to Simmons College

Dietetic Internship Application Mailed

February 15th

Tuition and Fees

Enrollment Fee: $500
Health Center Fee (for on-campus students only)/semester: $312

Room and Board

Room and Board (plus 19 meals/week)/semester: $6,224
Off-campus Housing/month (depending on size): $700-2,000

Personal Expenses

Personal Expenses/semester: $1650

Transportation

Subway/Bus Fares: varies
Parking/month: $150-200

Insurance

Health Insurance: varies

After Acceptance

Background Check: $40-60

Note

Financial information is an estimate and subject to change


	Submissions Admin @ 2010-06-20 9:12 PM


	Reviews For Graduate Program Interns Only: Comment on combining your graduate work with your internship. What was the workload like? Each rotation is different. The college requires the completion of detailed worksheets for each rotation and I had no fewer than 1 large progect or 10-15 small projects/rotation. Describe your rotations and other professional experiences (field trips, seminars, workshops or professional conferences). Describe where you lived during the internship and how you found housing. Why did you choose to apply to this program? The community based program certainly fit my interest. All aspects of dietetics are explored, however the basis of this internship is not clinical. For individuals with less clinical interest, or a greater desire to be innovative or to work for proactive nutrition, this is a gret fit. The internship director and coordinator work hard to place interns at sites that meet their needs. For Distance Program Interns Only: Comment on doing a distance program. Did the internship have any perks compared to other internships? Describe your patient population. Children, Adolescents, Pregnant Women, Elderly, Adults Please comment on paying for this internship. Savings, Parents' help What is your best application advice to applicants of this program? The personal statement is something that this program is very interested in. The individuals who make the final selections get to know YOU with that statement.