First, it would be helpful to show them that you could honestly have a career in the culinary arts. Perhaps recommendations from a home eq or baking teacher would help. Second, you'd have to show them WHY a normal college would not benefit you. Third, I'm sure they're concerned about the cost of a culinary school, as that is a special vocational college. See if there is either financial aid, scholarships, or other programs available for you. Fourth, location. Try finding a culinary college that is somewhat close to you, so you can convince them that you'd be able to visit. Show them a 'normal'college that you'd be willing to go to, and pick it far away.
In my personal opinion, community college is the better option as opposed to university. This is because you can concentrate on one particular area of study.
It really depends on the University, a community college might cost a couple thousand dollars as opposed to Harvard which costs a lot of money!
In modern higher education the distinction and use of college as opposed to university is a semantical term, rather than one based on objective naming criteria. In simplest terms the nomenclature of college or university is the choice of its leadership. By precedence a college was either a singular school of a discipline or distinct unit/faculty of a university. Thus a university was/is/can be comprised of individual colleges. That being said a school named a college can still have individual faculties/departments demonstrating the ambiguous nature of the term.
Simply, yes. Check the college/university website for information for students coming to America for schooling. Costs usually are higher for out-of-country students as opposed to students who are from America. Colleges/universities aim to have diverse student bodies.
College students. (They were draft age).
We don't know exactly what he studied at University. Philosophy was one of the things, anyway. There was a time when philosophy and learning how to think was considered the main function of universities, as opposed to learning a trade.
resisted successfully, opposed (with the help of the Webster Handy College Dictionary)
since it was most vehemently opposed by college students, one could say that the demonstrations showed that the war was most opposed by those eligible for the draft and their peers.
"You can get help with you presentation skills by taking a communications and/or public speaking class at a local university or community college. I would suggest taking it in person, as opposed to online, because it gives you the real life experience of presenting in front of an audience."
Gibbs college is a for profit private school. This is as opposed to most state colleges which are not public schools and not working to turn a profit.
Yes, many universities offer both graduate and undergraduate courses. You may want to look into Bentley, one of the best business schools offering courses for undergraduates and graduates. The Bentley Porfolio 360 program for graduates offers each student a choice of subjects from over 190 courses and can accommodate your personal lifestyle as many of these courses are as evening courses on campus, or online.
Wheeling, West Virginia If you follow interstate 70 it will take you right to the exit ramp which will take you to the University. I am a student there pursuing a brand new nursing program - An accelerated 2nd Degree Nursing program to obtain my BS in Nursing in just eighteen months. WJU is a small private university located in the suburbs of Wheeling. There is plenty of parking and it is never a hassle to find a spot. The campus is well groomed and is quiet. Class size is around a twenty person average, so the chance of your professor knowing your name (as opposed to being just a number if you were to attend a larger university) is very good. I attended Carnegie Mellon University (in Pittsburgh PA), Seattle University (in Seattle WA), Point Park College (Pittsburgh PA), Westmoreland County Community College (in Youngwood PA) and other than Carnegie Mellon where I graduated from, Wheeling Jesuit University has been the best University that I have attended. You will love it there.