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Online Bachelor of Arts in <strong>Culinary</strong> Arts Tuition and Fees YEAR 3 (12 MONTHS) Tuition $12,000 Technology Fee 600 TOTAL $12,600 YEAR 4 (12 MONTHS) Tuition $12,000 Technology Fee 600 TOTAL $12,600 PROGRAM TOTAL $25,200 Notes: This degree requires an Associate Degree or equivalent. See Admissions Requirements for additional information. Revised July 31, 2013 Page 6
Associate of Occupational Studies in <strong>Culinary</strong> Arts Tuition and Fees YEAR 1 (9 MONTHS: 6 month residency & 3 month internship) Tuition $20,625 Residency Room 5,600 Required Residency Board 2,400 Lab Fees 1,000 Technology Fee 600 Activity Fee 200 NECI Materials and Knife Kit 740 TOTAL $31,165 YEAR 2 (9 MONTHS: 3 month internship & 6 month residency) Tuition $20,625 Residency Room 5,600 Required Residency Board 2,400 Lab Fees 1,000 Technology Fee 600 Activity Fee 200 NECI Materials 280 TOTAL $30,705 YEAR 3 (6 MONTHS: 6 month internship) Tuition $11,250 Technology Fee 400 TOTAL $11,650 PROGRAM TOTAL $73,520 Revised July 31, 2013 Page 7
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS All programs a
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