How many credits can transfer into Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts at National Louis University?

Our audit maps 20 of 60 credits to affordable accredited sources; 40 credits must be earned at the school.

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Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts at National Louis University, for about $27,626.

Q: How much does it cost to finish Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts at National Louis University using transfer credit?

About $27,626 total: $686 in affordable online courses and exams covering 20 of 60 credits, plus roughly $26,940 for the 40 credits earned at the school (estimate — confirm with the registrar).

20 of 60 credits coverable through affordable, accredited online courses and exams ($686); 40 earned at National Louis University (~$26,940 tuition) — about ~$13,000 less than full price.

Where the 60 credits come from

60 cr total

Covered by online courses 20 cr Take at National Louis University 40 cr

Online courses & exams

$686

5 courses · ~7 wks at 15 hrs/wk

At National Louis University

~$26,940

40 cr at ~$674/cr

You keep

~$13,000

vs. ~$40,410 at the school's rate

Requirements & coverage

Every requirement in the published program. Sign up free to see the exact courses and exams for each.

Communications — ENG 101, ENG 203

Partial — 1 cr short 6 / 7 cr

Quantitative Reasoning — MTH 101 or KCUL 101 Culinary Math

Covered 3 / 3 cr

Additional Gen Ed (choose 2 from Humanities, Sciences, or Social/Behavioral)

Covered 7 / 7 cr

Culinary Arts Core — CUL 110, HOS 101, KBPA 100, KCUL 111–166 (multiple courses)

Partial — 33 cr short 4 / 37 cr

KCUL 175 Culinary Internship (300 hours; must be completed at approved site)

Take at school 0 / 4 cr

Professional Development — HOS 108, HOS 110

No match yet 0 / 3 cr

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