What will I study while enrolled in an Associate of Applied Science Degree program?
The Associate of Applied Science programs consists of the following training for a total of 60 weeks of fast-track day classes (120 weeks in the evening).
What are the requirements for the Associate of Applied Science Degree program?
- Undergraduate Application for Admission form.
- High School Transcripts (transcripts should be in a sealed envelope from the High School that you attended) High School Diploma or GED.
- 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 have transfer credits.
- Copy of ACT, SAT or TSI placement test if you are applying to the AAS Degree program.
- Request and receiving appropriate educational transcripts.
- Pay $50 non-refundable registration fee (for new students only).
- Have measurement taken for your Uniforms in "La Boutique".
- A tour of the Campus
- An entrance Essay
- Complete TSI test, if applicable to you (Texas Success Initiative).
- Meet with the Admission Advisor.
- Meet with the Registrar.
What will an Associate of 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.
Why receive my Associate of Applied Science Degree at the Culinary Institute LeNôtre?
- Because after graduation with a Culinary Institute LeNôtre Diploma you will have already earned 15 to 20 weeks of credit.
- Because the Culinary Institute LeNôtre offers more hours (clock and credit) at a lower cost than the competition.
- Because the Associate of Applied Science Degree at the Culinary Institute LeNôtre is fast track with 60 weeks, as compared to 104 weeks in most schools. 60 weeks minus your credit is even less than the competitors.
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 of Applied Science Degree than for a Diploma.
- The Culinary Institute LeNôtre SEOG allocation for students are dependent of your financial needs.
- There are grants, federal loans, private loans and payment plans for those who qualify.