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Associate (A.A.S.) Degree Program in Culinary Arts

Some Culinary Arts graduates pursue careers as bakers, line cooks with big name chefs, or  open up their own establishments. Others move into the corporate environment of hotel foodservice, catering operations, or even foodservice for the schools. Some will become front-of-the-house managers and have the experience to help run a restaurant.

Instruction prepares students for the workplace by covering cooking and baking techniques as well as industry concerns such as how food is grown and processed, nutrition, and food handling and safety.

 

Culinary Arts (3 Credits)
DEGREE REQUIREMENTSCREDITS
Major Area Requirements30
Major Area Courses24
HP-101 - Introduction to Hospitality3
HP-110 - Food and Beverage Management, Labor & Cost Control3
HP-150 - Culinary Arts I3
HP-155 - Culinary Arts II3
HP-230 - Culinary III3
HP-160 - Baking and Pastry Arts I3
HP-210 - Purchasing for Hospitality3
HP-290 - Cooperative Education Seminar3
Major Area Electives6
General Education Requirements30
MA-127 - Quantitative Methods3
EN-109 - Expository Writing3
EN-110 - Composition and Literature3
EN-205 - Business Writing3
IT-103 - Introduction to Information Processing3
IT-115 - Electronic Spreadsheet3
Liberal Arts Electives6
Open Electives6
Graduates of the Associate in Applied Science degree program will be prepared to enter the industry as chef tournants, and assistant pastry chefs. Graduates are encouraged to enroll into the Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Hospitality Management in order to become more proficient in management techniques, hone culinary skills and enter the industry as assistant food & beverage managers, sous chefs or a variety of other more senior positions.

Marketibility

At Monroe, you'll develop expertise in these highly sought-after areas:

  • Overseeing food and beverage costs, controls, and procedures
  • Planning of Menus
  • Knowledge of equipment used in the hospitality industry
  • Cooking fundamentals based upon classical technique
  • Meal period production
  • Garde Manger and cold station work as well as traditional hot line

Career Opportunities

The following are just a few of the many positions Monroe graduates acquire with their degrees:

  • Chef de Partie
  • Assistant Garde Manger Chef
  • Junior Sous Chef
  • Assistant Kitchen Manager
  • Steward
  • Line Cook – sauté or grill

Student Consumer Information

Program Information
Program: Culinary Arts
Degree: Associate in Applied Science
CIP Code: 12.0503
Program Approval: The New York State Education Department
Accreditation: Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Program Outcomes
On-Time Program Completion Rate: 100%
Placement Rate: 73% *
* Placement Rate =

Employed + Employed and Continuing Education + Continuing Education Only


Total Graduates – Unavailable Graduates

Ocupation Information
SOC * Code(s) Job Titles Department of Labor O*NET Link
35-2021 Dietary Aide, Prep Cook (Preparation Cook), Food Service Worker, Diet Aide, Food Service Aide, Dietary Assistant, Nutrition Aide, Food Preparer, Pantry Cook, Slicer

http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/35-2021.00

35-1011 Sous Chef, Kitchen Manager, Chef, Cook, Executive Chef, Banquet Chef, Executive Sous Chef, Head Cook, Pastry Chef, Food and Beverage Director

http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/35-1011.00

35-2013 Personal Chef, Certified Personal Chef http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/35-2013.00
35-2014

Cook, Line Cook, Prep Cook (Preparation Cook), Grill Cook, Fry Cook, Banquet Cook, Breakfast Cook, Prep Cook, Back Line Cook, Pastry Baker(RCS), Cardiopulmonary Technician

http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/35-2014.00

51-3011 Baker, Mixer, Dough Mixer, Bakery Manager, Machine Operator, Bakery Clerk, Cake Decorator, Pastry Chef, Scaler, Bakery Chef

http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/51-3011.00

* Standard Occupational Code
Program Cost
Category Semester Program
Tuition & Fees * $6,524 $26,096
Books & Supplies $450 $1,800
Room & Board ** $4,350 $17,400
* Tuition assumes full-time enrollment
** For on-campus students, Room & Board assumes double occupancy
Median Debt for Program Graduates
Federal: $13,590
Private: $0
Institutional: $0

Dean of Hospitality and Culinary:

Frank Costantino

Associate Degree Programs:

Baking and Pastry

Culinary Arts

Hospitality Management

Bachelor Degree Programs:

Hospitality Management

BBA Concentrations

Concentration in Culinary Management

Concentration in Tourism and Destination Management

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