Admissions

Register early because classes fill up fast!

My tips for those prospective students are that they make sure that they are prepared, they work hard at everything they do, and stay focused. They should try not to get side-tracked. Students should also look into what their interests are to try to find out what it is that they want to do in life.

When your in the culinary program try and stay with your group through out the rotations. Running a kitchen is like sailing a ship, by keeping with the same crew the ride will be that much easier and enjoyable. Also, take the time to get to know the sous chefs and second year aids their insight is invaluable and you could be in their position in the future.

First take a tour talk with second year students and ask why they returned to the college. Ask questions about the staff more importantly about the professors; are they willing to help before and after class are tutors available for all courses. And are scholarships available for those who work hard. Being rewarded as a older college student was a feeling like no other- very proud!

Learn the campus, it's not very big so it shouldn't be overwhelming. Take advantage of talking with advisors, They helped me immensely, along with student groups. I am now a Phi Theta Cappa member, which allows me to graduate with honors!

Take advice from other students on what teachers work well with your learning type. The professors here want to help you learn, and most of them love what they do, so they aren't afraid to really help you succeed.