I am looking to attend brew school -- right now it is between UC Davis and Siebel. My question is: which school is more better? They seem to offer similar courses with UC Davis having a longer program and the price is about the same. Please help!
If I were you, I'd pick the one where English wasn't a requirement.
obviously, you are knocking me for the typo "more better." however, don't you mean the school where English weren't a requirement? From now on, only legitimate replies. Ones that rip on ken g for making a fool of himself count.
I don't know which is better. All things being equal, call each & ask them why you should go there or if you can, visit. The way they treat a potential student should say a lot about them. Leo
Maybe ask if they can put you in touch with recent graduates, or those nearing the end of the course?
Or find out if any local craft-brewers rate one any better than the other - is one more technical & scientific & the other more practical? Does one focus more on machinery & macrobrewing & the other more hands on & microbrew?
You might get some replies if you join (they have message boards) & you could prob also ask the good folks over on as some have pro-brewing experience, &/or know what's what in the brewing industry.
I still think "more better" is a grammatical error rather than a typo - I tends to go for "betterer" ;~)
Cheers & good luck, MikeMcG (brewer, UK)
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