June 29, 2007, Newsletter Issue #61: Top Culinary School Tuition

Tip of the Week

Tuition for culinary school varies. The tuition for top culinary schools in New York compared to a small town in Nebraska may be drastically different. The matter may be in the phrase, "you get what you pay for." Some potential employers may be more impressed with the name of the school you go to. It may be worth a higher tuition for culinary school. You may be getting the same education with either school you attended.
Tuition for a culinary school in New York, for example, may run just shy of $40,000 for a full year of training. This is no more expensive than a year in any state college. If even this price is a little uncomfortable for you still, you may consider apply for a culinary scholarship. The America Academy of Chefs, the Culinary Trust and the Chef2Chef Scholarships fund all offer culinary scholarships to help pay for tuition for culinary school.

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