The worst news to recieve at this point.

  I just found out this morning that the CCA which is the California Culinary Academy in San Francisco is not all its cracked up to be. Now let me remind you this is the school I'm supposed to be leaving in 2 weeks to attend. I read that  they have numerous law suites against them and supposedly don't teach their students what they need to know to succeed along with having students that don't have high success rates after the programs are finished which leaves them with shitty jobs at greasy spoons and Starbucks. These jobs wont even help pay of the $80,00 to $100,000 debt that most of their students will have after their program is finished. (that number is no mistake because that is the debt I would have had after finishing school.) Needless to say I am no longer going to be going to this place and that I am now on a search to find another more reputable culinary art school.

The Career Education Corporation is to blame for the deterioration of this once highly regarded schools good reputation.This corporation is in the money making buisness and has no interest in education of the students that attend the many diffrent schools this corporation owns. High end restaurants will not higher students who have CCA on their resume because the school no longer turns out young quality chefs any more.

These are the links to articles that told me everything about my school that I'm sure the school didn't want me to know.