School Payment Plan
The school describes individual financing and payment arrangements as a no-interest loan; monthly payments vary with the down payment and financed balance.
Albany, Georgia
The Master Cosmetologist program provides 1,500 clock hours of practical operations and technical instruction in hair, makeup, skin care, manicuring, business skills, and health and safety. The school states that this course meets Georgia State Board of Cosmetology and Barbers requirements.
Graduation requires successful completion of 1,500 clock hours and the school’s other graduation requirements. Completing the program is not a professional license; the written and practical state licensing exams are separate steps.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-time 13 months | Mon–Fri9:00 AM–4:00 PM Full-time only. | 30 hours/week | Not listed |
$22,550
Approximate total program cost before financial aid
The stated program price includes tuition, books, a kit and the application fee. Required uniforms and footwear are additional expenses, as are the state licensing exams.
Available to qualifying students
Federal financial aid is available for eligible students. The school lists Pell Grants, supplemental grants, work-study, and Direct Loan options; it also describes a school payment plan and veterans' education benefits for qualifying students. Use school code 043062 on the FAFSA.
The school describes individual financing and payment arrangements as a no-interest loan; monthly payments vary with the down payment and financed balance.
Eligibility: Available to students who qualify.
Veteran's Education Benefits are listed as available for qualifying students.
Applicants need government-issued photo identification and supporting identity documentation, plus a high school diploma or completion transcript, a high school graduation equivalent, or a qualifying academic transcript. The school also lists a $50 nonrefundable application fee. Applicants must be at least 17. Foreign education credentials must be translated into English and evaluated for U.S. high-school equivalence.