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01-15-2005, 08:42 AM
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 What type of classes does Johnson and Whales have? hi again, i was wondering what classes J&W have for Freshman...and if you need any expieriances in cooking before you go there. so you think it would be a good idea to go to a Boces school before i go, or would it not make a differance  . thanx for all your help.  Ashley Hope Losurdo  |
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01-16-2005, 07:56 AM
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 Ashley, You may want to get in touch with the Admissions folks at J&W. They are very helpful and can give you some guidance. At my school, we have an articulation agreement with J&W and, as such, they provide our students with some credits. So, perhaps a vo-tech program prior to attending may be to your benefit. As for experience, I do not think (somebody correct me if I am wrong) they require prior experience to attend. Good luck with your schooling.
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01-22-2005, 11:30 PM
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| freshmen J&W classes Depending on what you have that transfers academic wise: Freshmen labs are: Intro to baking and pastry Meat cutting Storeroom procedures (purchasing, food storage, identification, etc) Intro to dining room service Principals of beverage service (TIPS certification) Soups, stocks and sauces Nutrition and sensory analysis New world cuisine European cuisine Food service production Academics are: Biology Survey of college math Safety and sanitation (HACCP and serve safe certification) Hope this helps! Frizbee
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