Now that I dropped out of college I am thinking of Culinary School

[Strapped]

log da fukk off

 

[Dwolf]

Just go to culinary school when you finish with what you doing now

 

[hustlemania]

So you have to take basic classes like history and shyt?

yup.. basic Gen. Ed requirements: SAS, Intro to Comp, Communications, Psch, English/Writing, Math and Humanities.. you dont even get in the kitchen until you do that, then you still gotta do alot of other required classes before you even start cooking..

it depends on where you go to school.. i dont go to a Culinary School.. i go to a college, but their Culinary program is ranked high in the nation.. if you have some Gen Ed credit hours, Im sure they can be applied toward Culinary if you choose and if thats how the program is set-up where you go..

Just go to culinary school when you finish with what you doing now

pretty much what I ended up doing.. always been into cooking, and wanted to go back to college after i took a few years off my prior career- so I basically killed two birds w/one stone..

 

[Dwolf]

pretty much what I ended up doing.. always been into cooking, and wanted to go back to college after i took a few years off my prior career- so I basically killed two birds w/one stone..

This guy gets it

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

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[I SEEN THAT LIGHT]

Do you need a high GPA to get in culinary school? Like how do i get in and how much is it usually a semester

Nah, you just need to not be a fakkit.

So you already fukked up your chances of getting in.

 

[Sad Bunny]

Zay's threads are always good

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

u dropped out of Community College

get it right youngin'

 

[Captain Crunch]

@BrothaZay
Even though this is not quite Culinary School, but try going around some small business restaurants and see if you can work for free. Basically come there early, ask for the manager and tell them that you'll be willing work for free in exchange of learning how to cook in a restaurant. Do that for like a couple of months, maybe a year, be ultra responsible(15 minutes early, dependable) and you'll probably be able to put them down as a legit refrence when applying for restaurants. Hell, you might land a cooking job at that restaurant or get connections for catering. I'm not saying this is a surefire way to get on, but I'd try that first before dropping 30k for school.