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I really want to go to culinary school right after high school but im confused on which one is a better school that will teach me the most and teach me what I will need to know to start on a path for a career in the culinary arts.
my choices are
-California School of Culinary Arts, in Pasadena
-Kitchen Academy, in Hollywood
-The Art Institute of California, in Santa Monica(not the one in san diego because it is far from where i live)
so if you hav any idea of which one i should go to help me out PLZ!!!!!
The California School of Culinary Arts is a great school. That would be my first choice,
possibly in the san diego, puebla mexico or spain
I dont know the exact prices for the schools, but the further away you go, the more expensive it will be. I went to school in Pasadena, CA 8 years ago, tuition back then was $40,000. If you want to take just one or two classes and each are maybe a week in length, then it wouldnt cost as much
I'm going to a community college after HS but then im planning on going to a culinary arts school. Should i go to a newer (and i think cheaper) school or an older one that costs alot. Im talking about SDCI (san diego culinary institute) and SDAI (san diego art institute).
go with the cheaper one because cooking is cooking if you are good it wont matter where you went and the same thing if you are not any good
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