Comparison: Art Institute and Le Cordon Bleu

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There are many things about high school that people look forward to. Some of the things is getting out of middle school, feeling like you are reaching the top of mount everest where the top is the senior year, graduation year. Even though it is a new experience having homework every night everyone pushes through it all because they are all trying to reach the same goal. The top, graduating. When senior year finally comes you feel successful, because, you have reached the top. But not full, the top of the mountain is reaching the very tip of it, and that is graduation day. When you get your cap and gown and have a graduation party afterwards. Or in some cases before graduation day. Some people will have an idea for what they want to do and or be after they graduate. And others don’t fully know and are still trying to get ahold of themselves for deciding what they are going to do for the rest of their lives. Some will be heading to college. The others will be taking life on right out of the gate and jump straight into a full time job. Which in some cases isn’t such a bad idea going to a full time job instead of going to college. For some graduating students their path that they are thinking on going is Culinary Arts school. Because they want to become a chef or some sort of a cook when they grow up. For those people with that dream there are a few schools that are good for teaching you how to be a well rounded cook. One of the schools name is Le Cordon Bleu, the other is called the Art Institute for Culinary Arts. Both schools are good but there are some things that people will be looking at to decide exactly where to go. Some of the information that they will be looking for is the tuition like, expenses, and financial aid. Other ...

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...person to person depending on what they are wanting to study. For some people culinary arts is the way to go. It might not be the same for every body though. For some people they might want to go into the welding field. Or anything else that they can think of that they might want to make into a career. But for the people who are thinking on going into the culinary arts field there are a few things that they might want to look at when choosing which college to go to. This paper is to try and help those people choose from either Le Cordon Bleu or the Art Institute as the college that they might end up wanting to go to.

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