Ah I completely understand about not wanting to constantly sing praises in an effort to look good. I’m sorry your last semester wasn’t the best. Thank you for continuing to make videos through it and I really hope your externship goes well! I’d love to see more videos CIA or not!
Thank you for telling us who are going in because I def get mad quick and stressed and hearing this releases it bc now I know things are going to be hard so it won’t shock me when I go since I will be there for four years
I go to school at the San Antonio tx campus. I have some dislikes too. School is hard, but when I graduate it will be totally worth it. Keep your head up chef. Your vids are awesome.
Hi Jennifer 😄! I just wanted to ask a question regarding grades at CIA. How are you guys graded? Is it by performance? If so, is it difficult to learn and succeed if you aren't naturally good at a certain class? I know you mentioned chocolate making class as being super stressful.
I love your videos so much they are so informative!! I’m curious, does the CIA require any experience before applying? Like working in a restaurant or something?
I feel like it might be difficult or stressful to stay true to yourself when the school heavily pressures the students to keep up a reputation. I'm starting in the Fall and I was wondering how do you not let the pressure of perfection to get to you?
I got accepted and am starting in september. The application process is basically 3 parts: your transcripts, personal essay, and a recommendation. Sending your transcripts is pretty straightforward and you don’t really need to be an A+ student to get in (I was probably a B student tbh). For a personal essay it asks that you write why you are passionate about the food industry and what experience you have (you dont need to have worked in a professional setting or at a restaurant). The recommendation has to come from someone who is involved with food (mine was my highschool culinary teacher). Hope that helps.
You really helped inform me, thank you so much I’ll be there in the fall :)
me toooo 😱
Ah I completely understand about not wanting to constantly sing praises in an effort to look good. I’m sorry your last semester wasn’t the best. Thank you for continuing to make videos through it and I really hope your externship goes well! I’d love to see more videos CIA or not!
Thank you for telling us who are going in because I def get mad quick and stressed and hearing this releases it bc now I know things are going to be hard so it won’t shock me when I go since I will be there for four years
I go to school at the San Antonio tx campus. I have some dislikes too. School is hard, but when I graduate it will be totally worth it. Keep your head up chef. Your vids are awesome.
Hi Jennifer 😄! I just wanted to ask a question regarding grades at CIA. How are you guys graded? Is it by performance? If so, is it difficult to learn and succeed if you aren't naturally good at a certain class? I know you mentioned chocolate making class as being super stressful.
Can you make a video on what to bring to ur classes academic and kitchen
I love your videos so much they are so informative!! I’m curious, does the CIA require any experience before applying? Like working in a restaurant or something?
we need this :) speaks your mind girl
I feel like it might be difficult or stressful to stay true to yourself when the school heavily pressures the students to keep up a reputation.
I'm starting in the Fall and I was wondering how do you not let the pressure of perfection to get to you?
You look so gorgeous in ur thumbnail like omg😱❤️
omg thank you🥺🥰
Thank you so much for this video! I just got accepted for spring of ‘22 a few weeks ago!
I was thinking about applying to CIA for fall 2022, i was just wondering if u could just tell how ur admissions process was, the personal essay, etc
Hi i got accepted to cia for fall 22 just a week back
I am from INDIA
I got accepted and am starting in september. The application process is basically 3 parts: your transcripts, personal essay, and a recommendation. Sending your transcripts is pretty straightforward and you don’t really need to be an A+ student to get in (I was probably a B student tbh). For a personal essay it asks that you write why you are passionate about the food industry and what experience you have (you dont need to have worked in a professional setting or at a restaurant). The recommendation has to come from someone who is involved with food (mine was my highschool culinary teacher). Hope that helps.
The response telling me that I was accepted came not even a week later.
Love the videos!
Which cia are u in
New York :)
Please answer my question are non us citizens allowed in cia
Is it a four year school
Hey Will you like to do an live video on FB with me to talk to everyone about CIA and Vice Versa I will like to talk to others about my school.