What will I study while enrolled in an Associate in Applied Science Degree program?

The Associate in Applied Science programs consists of academic, hospitality, and hands on culinary lab courses for a total of 80 weeks of fast-track day classes (90 weeks in the evening).

What are the requirements for the Associate in Applied Science Degree program? 

• Undergraduate Application for Admission form.
• Proof of High School graduation or GED (General Education Development) is required. 
• College Transcripts (transcripts should be in a sealed envelope from the college that you attended) if you are applying to the AAS Degree program and are seeking transfer credits.
• Pay $50 application fee (for new students only).
• Enrollment fee of $50 to be paid upon acceptance.
• Have measurement taken for your uniforms in "La Boutique".
• Medical affidavit that student is in good physical health and will be medically capable.
• Have a picture ID taken.
• A tour of the campus.
• An entrance essay.
• Meet with the Admission Advisor.
• Meet with the Director of Enrollment.

What will an Associate in Applied Science Degree do for me?

• If you plan to run your own business someday it will increase your chances of success and profitability.
• It will enhance your resume and make you more employable.
• It will improve your general education, management and communication skills, which are very important for a modern chef.
• It will help you move up faster on the corporate ladder.

How much will it cost?

• Because of our low overhead and fast track program, our AAS degree cost is less than the competition. Consult our school representative to compare prices. admission@culinaryinstitute.edu
• Fast track means when you graduate you will start earning money sooner and save on the cost of attendance because you will be in school for fewer months.

How do I pay for it?

• There are even more outside scholarships available for an Associate in Applied Science Degree than for a Diploma.
• The Culinary Institute LeNôtre accepts Federal SEOG allocation for students are dependent on your financial needs.
• There are grants, federal loans, private loans and payment plans for those who qualify.