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Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Scottsdale
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Choose a career with great taste. Scottsdale Culinary Institute, located in beautiful Scottsdale, Arizona, has earned international fame with its superb Le Cordon Bleu program.


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Arizona Culinary Institute
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Earn your culinary diploma in just 9 months. Train with professional chefs and receive hands-on experience at the school's premier student-run restaurant. Individual attention is paramount at ACI; our classes average 10-14 students per kitchen.



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Automotive Dealership Institute - Scottsdale
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Get your career started at the Automotive Dealership Institute. Train for a new high-paying career in only four weeks. We offer programs in automotive finance management and automotive service advising.



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Cortiva Institute - Scottsdale
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Cortiva Institute School of Massage Therapy's innovative program will help you learn the art of massage therapy and introduce you to a range of career opportunities. Through a holistic approach to education, you'll be well-trained to work in clinics, hospitals, health clubs, spas, with sport teams, or to start a private practice.



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National Laser Institute - Scottsdale
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Get your career started with training from the National Laser Institute. We are the leading provider of medical aesthetics training in North America.



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Western International University - Scottsdale
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Western International University is the school designed for working adults like you. Their Business, Technology and Behavioral Science programs are designed to be totally flexible.


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ARTICLE: Scottsdale In-Depth
Scottsdale, which is part of the Phoenix metro area, is located in central Arizona's Sonoran Desert and is known as the "West's Most Western Town." The city is a magnet for tourists, with a year-round median temperature of 72°, approximately 200 golf courses, and a strong Southwest art focus.

Scottsdale's approximately 125 galleries, studios, and museums complement its numerous festivals, such as the three-month-long Celebration of Fine Art every winter. Visitors can explore the local Native American culture, the Desert Botanical Gardens, or Frank Lloyd Wright's home and school, Taliesin West. Football fans can attend the annual Fiesta Bowl and can look forward to the 2008 Super Bowl XLII.

Residents of Scottsdale enjoy a strong economy fueled by tourism, business services, high technology, biomedical industries, and retail. From 1990-2005, job growth was 63%. The largest employers in 2005 were Scottsdale Healthcare, General Dynamics, the Mayo Clinic-Scottsdale, the Scottsdale Unified School District, and the City of Scottsdale. Declining industries are finance, insurance, and real estate.

The city has a population of over 226,000 and has seen a staggering growth rate of 294% in 30 years. Per-capita personal income for 2004 was $31,133, with an annual growth rate of 10.3 over the last 35 years, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.

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