
Hospitality apprentices can earn credit toward AAS degree
If you are an aspiring, current or completed participant in the AHLAF Hospitality Apprenticeship program, NYU’s School of Professional Studies offers a powerful way to extend your learning and transform your career prospects. NYU’s innovative Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Hospitality offers a unique, flexible learning experience that combines rigorous academic coursework that compliments the skills you have built as an apprentice while reducing the time and cost to finish the degree.
Benefits for apprentices
Apprentices can complete this career-enhancing degree with less time, cost
Frequently Asked Questions
When you enroll in the AAS in Hospitality, you will provide proof of your apprenticeship participation and any other documentation from prior college transcripts, etc. to determine the number of credits you will receive.
You may be eligible for credit from prior college credits, other work experience or certain tests, among other ways.
Yes, this degree provides students access to resources from both the NYU SPS Jonathan M. Tisch Center for Hospitality and the Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies (DAUS). The Tisch Center prepares individuals from around the world for hospitality management, travel, and tourism careers at the undergraduate and graduate level. DAUS specializes in serving undergraduates with practical, career-connected associate and bachelor’s degrees with flexible scheduling options, professional advising, and a range of student supports to ensure students are prepared for the next steps in their careers.
Yes, NYU SPS offers a BS in Leadership and Management that is relevant to careers in the hospitality sector as well as many others. AAS in Hospitality graduates would be guaranteed admission into this degree. You may also choose to apply for admission into our BS in Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism Management.
Currently, only participants in the lodging track are eligible to earn credit toward an NYU SPS AAS in Hospitality degree.