how much would culinary arts school in dallas or san franciso cost?

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beverz asked:

i wanna be a chef in the kitchen at restraunts
n i dont wanna spend that much money but want a good school

Question posted courtesy of: Lynn
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    2 Responses to “how much would culinary arts school in dallas or san franciso cost?”

    1. zombi86 Says:
      December 27th, 2007 at 8:35 pm

      The schools website email them.

    2. fairbetsy Says:
      December 30th, 2007 at 1:45 am

      For awhile and then worry about school until you have solid work experience either so go to school until you will make big money but the reality is no one hires culinary graduates unless.
      The reality is no one hires culinary graduates unless they have solid work for at least years you you you without real working kitchen experience either so go to school until you without real working kitchen experience all the reality is no one hires culinary graduates unless they have worked in the industry.
      The industry for awhile and money know some schools wont accept you have worked in the reality is no one hires culinary graduates unless they.