Determine the degree level you would like to attain. Individuals with a Bachelors Degree in Food Packaging may pursue a certificate program or Masters Degree in Food Technology. Certificate programs take approximately one semester of full-time study, while Masters Degrees take one year.
Decide on a program delivery method. Schools offer certificate and degree programs completely online, face-to-face or a hybrid type that combines both classroom study and online work. Consider location, price, time and convenience.
Search for schools that offer the desired degree level in food technology. Check to see that it is an accredited institution and delivers the program in the desired format. Look at admission requirements and apply to your top three choices.
Apply for financial aid, if needed, through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid website. Students attending accredited institutions of higher education may be eligible for federal financial aid in the form of student loans or grants.
Register for classes upon program acceptance. Buy the required course materials and begin classes. Full-time students should set aside time each day to study; part-time students need three to four days a week for their studies.