Become a Licensed Beauty Professional
A Leader In Beauty Education: Crafting Beauty Careers for over 50 years
Giving away up to 100K in Scholarships!
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- Financial Aid, Scholarships & Grants: Available for those who qualify
Frequently Asked Financial Aid Questions
Financial aid is any type of outside assistance that helps you pay for school. The most common types of aid are loans, grants, and scholarships. Student loans such as subsidized, unsubsidized, and parent plus loan help pay for school now and must be repaid in the future. Grants such as PELL and FSEOG are “gift aid” from the government and do not have to be paid back. There are also many outside organizations that offer scholarships, which are also considered “gift aid.”
No! Financial aid for students is not credit based. Most students, with very few exceptions, qualify for some type of aid.
FAFSA is a Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Possible Careers with a Beauty License
Our Cosmetology and Esthetics students have gone on to work as:
- Hair Stylist
- Fashion Makeup & Hair Artists
- Manicurists
- Film or TV Stylists
- Beauty Influencer
- Medical/Clinical Estheticians
- Spa Manager or Owners
- Beauty Educators
- And So Much More!
How Long is Beauty School?
Cosmetology: Complete our full time program in just 12 months, or our part time program in 20 months. Morning, afternoon, and evening options available.
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The above statistics represent institutional outcomes for graduation rates, job placement rates and licensure (exam) pass rates as of 11/30/2024 as reported to NACCAS for the 2023 student cohort.