Monthly payment plan
Monthly payment balances must be paid in full by graduation.
Stone Mountain, Georgia
This Stone Mountain campus offers a 1,500-hour Cosmetology Diploma Program with hands-on training in hair, nail, skin, safety, and salon-management subjects. The program is designed to prepare graduates to sit for the Georgia licensing exam after completing the required clock hours. Training begins with 250 hours of foundational work before students progress to clinical services and further theory.
To graduate, students must complete 1,500 clock hours, meet State Board, academic, attendance, exit-test, and financial-obligation requirements. The school awards a diploma upon graduation.
Full-time day classes meet Tuesday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, with 32 weekly hours and a 12-month completion path stated in the catalog. An 18-month part-time path uses 20 weekly hours. Evening cosmetology hours are marked coming soon.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-time 12 months | Tue–Fri9:00 AM–5:00 PM Uniform class times Tuesday through Friday. | 32 hours/week | Not listed |
| Part-time 18 months | A 20-hour weekly part-time path with 18-month duration is stated; timetable requires confirmation with admissions. | 20 hours/week | Not listed |
$21,485
Approximate total program cost before financial aid
The stated total is $21,485, including $21,360 tuition and the $125 registration fee. Books, kits, and materials are included at no additional cost.
Available to qualifying students
Eligible students may use Federal Pell Grants and Direct Student Loans to help pay for training. Payment plans and Post-9/11 G.I. Bill benefits are also listed. Use FAFSA school code 012051.
Monthly payment balances must be paid in full by graduation.
Post-9/11 G.I. Bill benefits are listed as a payment option.
Applicants need a high school diploma or GED, an admissions interview, and a visit to the school. A $125 registration fee is required.
Start with a campus tour, then complete an application and provide requested documents. The school then reviews financial-aid options with students who qualify.