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Midfield, Alabama
Midfield Institute of Cosmetology offers a 1,500-hour cosmetology program covering hair styling, cutting, coloring, chemical services, skin and makeup, nail care, safety, and professional and business skills. Training combines classroom instruction, demonstrations, practical work, and student salon activities.
You receive a diploma after completing the required hours and coursework, passing the final written and practical exams, attending an exit interview, and making satisfactory arrangements for debts owed to the school. A 70% academic average is required.
The school then reports program completion to the Alabama Board of Cosmetology & Barbering. The diploma records completion of school training; it does not itself grant a professional license.
The school lists daytime and evening options. Daytime study includes at least six hours of theory each week, taught Tuesday through Thursday mornings, alongside practical and lab work. The instructor assigns breaks and lunch.
The monthly start pattern is the first Tuesday for day school and the first Monday for night school; these are recurring patterns, not confirmed upcoming dates.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-time As little as 12 months | Mon–Fri8:30 AM–3:00 PM Theory is taught Tuesday through Thursday mornings, with practical work and sanitation duties. Breaks and lunch are assigned by the instructor. | 30 hours/week | Not listed |
| Evening | Class schedule not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
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Tuition is $14,000, before application and enrollment fees, uniforms, books, and a student kit. The itemized amounts below cover the costs that can be stated consistently.
A minimum of four uniform sets costs $200. Books and the kit are also required, but their prices are not included below because the current figures conflict. The full program total remains unavailable.
Available to qualifying students
Eligible students may use Federal Pell Grants and student loans. Submit the FAFSA with school code 042294. Loans must be repaid after leaving school; grants and loans are different forms of aid.
The school also lists GI Bill benefits, in-house scholarships, private education loans, and out-of-pocket financing plans as possible funding sources. These are conditional options, not guaranteed awards or a reduction in every student’s price.
Private-institution student loans require repayment after leaving school; lender terms are separate.
GI Bill benefits are listed as a possible funding source, subject to benefit and program eligibility; this does not establish a separate VA approval.
The school lists in-house scholarships as a possible funding source, without a confirmed amount or deadline.
The school lists out-of-pocket financing plans as a possible way to pay, without specific repayment terms.
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Enrollment under a training agreement is another stated route. Admission also includes an interview.