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My Top 3 Clusters From the Career Assessments:

1. Human Services
2. Education & Training
3. Health Sciences 

A registered dietitian would fall under the health sciences career cluster. 
                                                                 
To Be a RD, first you need to:

• Obtain a bachelor's degree from an program approved by ACEND (the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics.
• Complete 1,200 hours of supervised practice at a community agency, health-care facility or food service corporation.
• Pass a national test gave by the Commission on Dietetic Registration
• Continue professional educational requirements to keep your registration

                                              
 Job Description:  

• Plan food and nutrition programs
• Treat and restrain ailments (ex.eating disorders, obesity) by encouraging healthier eating habits 
• Help establish realistic short and long term goals
• Assess nutritional needs of                  clients
• Design Personalized meal plans
• Equip people with techniques to stay on track with their nutrition plans

Skills And Abilities:

• Responsibility
• Critical thinking
• Deductive reasoning
• Excel at science and math
• Good decision making skills
• Understand the principles of nutrition, dietary need and weight control

High School Classes I Plan to Take:

• Dual Credit Psychology 
• Anatomy 
• Dual Credit Algebra
• Practicum of Education & Training

My goal is to attend Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

To apply, you must go to applytexas.org. If you need more information go to this page http://admissions.tamu.edu/freshman/apply.

To find out how to be admitted to go here http://admissions.tamu.edu/freshman/admitted. 

A Day in the Life of a RD

I would have to be at the hospital around six and be prepared to work with patients aged anywhere from 13-93 years old of both sexes. I would need to look over their current nutritional state and try to find ways to improve it. To avoid being a hypocrite, I would enforce my "eat clean" attitude by also making healthy choices. Depending on their needs and goals, I would guide them in the right direction and make plans to get them there.