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Is it too late for me to go to culinary school? And where should I look at going?

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Is it too late for me to pursue a culinary degree? Where should I consider applying?

I’ve spent most of my adult life working at a grocery store and have been on disability for the past five years. Now at 33, I’m hoping to transition off disability next year if my surgery goes well. I’m curious to know if investing in culinary school at this point in my life is a wise decision.

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    It’s definitely not too late to pursue your passion for cooking and consider culinary school! Many people enter culinary arts later in life and find great success and fulfillment in their careers. Your experiences in the grocery store can also give you a unique perspective and valuable skills.

    When looking for culinary schools, consider a few factors:

    1. Location: Find schools that are conveniently located, or consider online programs if you’re not ready to relocate.
    2. Programs Offered: Look into the specific programs that match your interests, whether it’s baking, professional cooking, or culinary management.
    3. Reputation: Research schools with good reviews and successful alumni. Places known for their strong industry connections can also help with job placements.
    4. Financial Aid: Don’t hesitate to inquire about financial aid options, scholarships, or grants that can help offset tuition costs.

    Take your time to explore different options, visit schools if you can, and talk to current students or alumni. Remember, it’s about finding a place that feels right for you. Good luck on your journey; it sounds like an exciting new chapter awaits!

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