Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts is a for-profit institution in Austin, TX. 87 students use VA education benefits there. VA paid it $1,034,792 in Post-9/11 tuition and fees for 69 recipients in the most recent reporting year. A further $12,100 went to 11 students through Yellow Ribbon.
The numbers
| Type | For-profit |
|---|---|
| Accreditation | National |
| Students on VA benefits | 87 |
| Undergraduate enrollment | 305 |
| Tuition, in-state | $36,720 / year |
| Books, estimated | $1,150 / year |
| Housing allowance here | $2,367 / month |
| Yellow Ribbon | Yes |
| Graduation rate, all students | 63% |
| Median salary after attending | $36,330 |
| Average student loan debt | $16,000 |
| Academic calendar | Nontraditional |
Tuition figures are what VA has on file and may not match this year’s published rate. Confirm with the school.
What it does for military students
Each of these is a commitment the school has made and VA records. None of it is our assessment.
Principles of Excellence
Committed to VA’s standards on advertising, cost disclosure and student support.
Who to contact
Address
6020-B Dillard Circle
Austin, TX 78752
Main switchboard
(512) 451-5743
Website
www.escoffier.edu
Financial aid
www.escoffier.edu/admissions-aid
Check it yourself
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