Atlanta, Georgia

Aveda Arts & Sciences Institute Atlanta

1745 Peachtree St. NE., Ste A, Atlanta, GA 30309
Visit website (404) 649-7119
Program price
$23,600
Schedule
Full-time daytime schedule (30 hours/week)
Program length
1,500 hoursApproximately 12 months
Next start
Nov 17, 2026

About the program

Atlanta’s 1,500-hour Cosmetology program combines classroom theory and hands-on salon training in hair cutting, color, texture services, nail care, makeup, business development, retail knowledge, and client retention.

What you get

The school’s 1,500-hour cosmetology training prepares students for the Georgia cosmetology board exam.

Schedules & start dates

Study optionClass scheduleHours per weekUpcoming starts
Full-time
DaytimeOn campus

Approximately 12 months

Class scheduleTue–Fri9:00 AM–5:30 PM

Includes a daily one-hour lunch.

Weekly hours30 hours/weekUpcoming starts

Accepting enrollment

Cost & financial aid

Program price

$23,600

Estimated program cost before financial aid

The estimated investment includes tuition, the supplies kit and the non-refundable application fee. Financial aid may reduce what an eligible student pays.

What's included

Program tuition (Cosmetology)
$20,350
Supplies kit fee
$3,200
Application feeNon-refundable; due at enrollment.
$50

Federal financial aid

Available to qualifying students

Use FAFSA school code 026009 for Atlanta. Eligible students may receive federal aid; scholarship awards and loan terms depend on their individual requirements. The school’s monthly payment plan is interest-free when the balance is paid before graduation, with extended TFC options subject to eligibility.

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Veterans’ education benefits

Former or current U.S. Armed Forces service members may qualify for tuition benefits.

Second Chance Scholarship

$2,000 Up to $2,000 for the Cosmetology Program.

Multiple scholarship opportunities are listed for each class start, excluding September and August.

Beauty Changes Lives

External scholarships and resources for aspiring beauty professionals; awards and eligibility vary.

Completing the Dream Scholarship

$2,500 Up to $2,500; not a guaranteed award.

One-time support for eligible students nearing program completion who face financial challenges.

Monthly payment plan

Students can pay in installments through an interest-free monthly payment plan when the total is paid before graduation. Extended payment options through TFC are available to students who meet its eligibility requirements.

Sallie Mae Career Training Loan

Private education loan subject to lender terms and eligibility; consider federal aid, scholarships and payment plans first. Borrowers are not required to use a particular lender.

Sallie Mae Parent Loan

Private loan for eligible parents, guardians, family members or other creditworthy individuals supporting a student; lender terms apply.

How to enroll

Entry requirements

Applicants must be at least 16 and hold a high school diploma or equivalent. The campus states that students must be 17 to take licensing exams.

Prepare education verification, a government-issued photo ID, a Social Security card, status documentation and one letter of recommendation. An Admissions interview and a $50 non-refundable application fee are required.

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Application steps

  1. Arrange an Admissions interview and submit your application.
  2. Provide your education verification, photo ID, Social Security card, status documents and one letter of recommendation; pay the $50 non-refundable application fee.
  3. Complete a financial plan with the campus financial aid manager. The school identifies the FAFSA as the first step.
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School approval & accreditation

Georgia school or program approval
Approval number:
COSC000239
Status:
Active
Accreditation
Not confirmed

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