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Steve

11/19/2001
12:50:28 Subject: Culinary Schools

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Who are considered to be the 10 best Culinary Institutes in the country?
I am interested in enrolling, and would like to begin researching the most respected schools.
Thanks for the help.

Steve

Lee

11/24/2001
16:56:52 RE: Culinary Schools

Message:
Did you ever get any response to your email asking about good culinary schools? I am also interested in enrolling and am having a hard time finding information on schools. I was also wondering if you knew anything about good schools in France.

Thanks!

Mom

11/30/2001
10:22:50 RE: Culinary Schools

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Don't know an exhaustive amount but in reserching schools for son found that Johnson & Whales was a bummer as was the one in Baltimore, MD. He ended up at CIA and seems happy. I heard it was soooo expensive but seemed comp. to J&W and he got several thou in scholarship $$ largely because he did volunteer work in HS and had a letter of recommend. written by a grad! Good luck! Mom

kevin

12/01/2001
19:20:16 RE: Culinary Schools

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look into scottsdale culinary institute in scottsdale AZ. I started 3 week ago and so far nothing but good thing to say. I worked in the culinary field for 7 years and when I decided to further my skills I looked long and hard. I think I made the right choice. Great credintals and great instructers look into it

Mark

12/02/2001
04:33:04 RE: Culinary Schools

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The florida Culinary School Is Top notch the chef instructers are top notch

ron

12/02/2001
15:01:23 RE: Culinary Schools

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I go to JWU in Charleston SC, i have worked in the feild for about 5 years, about 75% of the chefs here are really good, and i have learned alot. but wish I had went to CIA

john

12/23/2001
11:30:53 RE: Culinary Schools

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I was curious if anyone had anything to say about the schools in california? I have heard good things about the two big ones in san fran. any thoughts?

thanks

john

Kake

12/28/2001
12:19:28 RE: Culinary Schools

Message:
What are the choices for culinary schools in Chicago? I've only been able to find two (CHIC and Illinois Institute of Art), but I find that hard to believe for such a big city. And are either of these 2 any good?

zilvinas

1/16/2002
08:50:36 RE: Culinary Schools

Message:
is any culinary scool in minnesota?i am from lithuania.can i study in one of them?how to do this?
i have 6 years experience in this field.i would like to improve myself.
Thank You.

bacon

1/20/2002
10:15:12 RE: Culinary Schools

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If you haven't decided yet, you might want to
look at New England Culinary in Vermont. I
would suggest the Montpelier campus.
Bestthiings about it include 7-1
studdent/teacher ratio and 85% of your time is
in a "live" kitchen. It is not cheap though but
there is $$ out there.

Lou Ann

1/29/2002
17:05:55 RE: Culinary Schools

Message:
I am looking for a culinary school for my daughter whom will be graduating high school in June. I would like for her to have a college life too. Any suggestions? Are there any connected to a college or university?
Thanks for your hekp.

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Steve 11/19/2001 12:50:28	Subject: Culinary Schools Message: Who are considered to be the 10 best Culinary Institutes in the country? I am interested in enrolling, and would like to begin researching the most respected schools. Thanks for the help. Steve
Lee 11/24/2001 16:56:52	RE: Culinary Schools Message: Did you ever get any response to your email asking about good culinary schools? I am also interested in enrolling and am having a hard time finding information on schools. I was also wondering if you knew anything about good schools in France. Thanks!
Mom 11/30/2001 10:22:50	RE: Culinary Schools Message: Don't know an exhaustive amount but in reserching schools for son found that Johnson & Whales was a bummer as was the one in Baltimore, MD. He ended up at CIA and seems happy. I heard it was soooo expensive but seemed comp. to J&W and he got several thou in scholarship $$ largely because he did volunteer work in HS and had a letter of recommend. written by a grad! Good luck! Mom
kevin 12/01/2001 19:20:16	RE: Culinary Schools Message: look into scottsdale culinary institute in scottsdale AZ. I started 3 week ago and so far nothing but good thing to say. I worked in the culinary field for 7 years and when I decided to further my skills I looked long and hard. I think I made the right choice. Great credintals and great instructers look into it
Mark 12/02/2001 04:33:04	RE: Culinary Schools Message: The florida Culinary School Is Top notch the chef instructers are top notch
ron 12/02/2001 15:01:23	RE: Culinary Schools Message: I go to JWU in Charleston SC, i have worked in the feild for about 5 years, about 75% of the chefs here are really good, and i have learned alot. but wish I had went to CIA
john 12/23/2001 11:30:53	RE: Culinary Schools Message: I was curious if anyone had anything to say about the schools in california? I have heard good things about the two big ones in san fran. any thoughts? thanks john
Kake 12/28/2001 12:19:28	RE: Culinary Schools Message: What are the choices for culinary schools in Chicago? I've only been able to find two (CHIC and Illinois Institute of Art), but I find that hard to believe for such a big city. And are either of these 2 any good?
zilvinas 1/16/2002 08:50:36	RE: Culinary Schools Message: is any culinary scool in minnesota?i am from lithuania.can i study in one of them?how to do this? i have 6 years experience in this field.i would like to improve myself. Thank You.
bacon 1/20/2002 10:15:12	RE: Culinary Schools Message: If you haven't decided yet, you might want to look at New England Culinary in Vermont. I would suggest the Montpelier campus. Bestthiings about it include 7-1 studdent/teacher ratio and 85% of your time is in a "live" kitchen. It is not cheap though but there is $$ out there.
Lou Ann 1/29/2002 17:05:55	RE: Culinary Schools Message: I am looking for a culinary school for my daughter whom will be graduating high school in June. I would like for her to have a college life too. Any suggestions? Are there any connected to a college or university? Thanks for your hekp.
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