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[food_technologist_2025]

Hello everyone,

Has anyone taken the online Better Process Control School course at Registrar corp, and do you recommend it? were they responsive for questions?

please share with me your recommendations for different online schools if you have any.

[kingstudruler1]

I took mine a while ago at the University of Nebraska.  Mine was in person as that was before online courses were popular.  it was very good.   They now have an online version as well

 

Back then the test was pretty difficult.  Many struggled to pass it.   However, there were a lot of mom and pop operations that didnt have the scientific background.

 

probably not a ton of help.  

[ok_crispy.]

I took my BPCS course through Rutgers University - this was during covid, so it was originally an in person course which changed to virtual. I'm not sure how they offer the course now. I liked it very much and it provided me with course book and materials which I still reference today. I think having the ability to ask questions and discuss concepts with an instructor in real time was very beneficial for me. I would take your learning style into account when considering which type of course to take.  

[Ronin1959]

I took mine (in-person) at the University of Chapman in Orange, California.  Having to attend the class and interact with the students and instructor was beneficial for me.

 

https://www.chapman....rol-school.aspx