School payment plans
The school offers 0% interest payment plans with no additional fees; an individual payment arrangement is required.
Burley, Idaho
Cosmetology School of Arts & Sciences offers 1,600 hours of in-person cosmetology training in Burley. The program combines classroom theory with supervised work in the student salon, covering hair, skin and nail services.
The first 100 hours focus on classroom study and mannequin practice. Later training develops client-service skills and preparation for the Idaho licensing examination.
You earn a diploma of graduation after completing 1,600 hours, the required curriculum, the school’s final examination and its 75% theory, practical and attendance requirements.
The diploma is the school qualification; state licensing is a separate step. The school requires financial obligations to be settled or arrangements made before releasing records for licensing.
Full-time study is described as 60 weeks. Part-time schedules are available to qualifying students, but their days and hours are not specified.
New classes begin monthly. Orientation is generally on the first Monday at 10:30 AM, with classes starting the following Tuesday at 9:00 AM.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-time 60 weeks full-time. | Mon–Fri9:00 AM–5:00 PM The catalog’s class-day plan includes a 30–60 minute lunch break. The school may adjust schedules for special circumstances and holidays; exact credited weekly hours are not specified. | Not listed | Not listed |
| Part-time | Available to students who qualify; days, class times and weekly hours are not specified. | Not listed | Not listed |
$19,800
Approximate total program cost before financial aid
The $19,800 program total covers tuition, books and supplies, the registration fee and sales tax. The supplies include the cosmetology textbook, stylist smock and tools used in the student salon.
Living expenses and state exam/licensing fees are separate. Additional instruction after the contracted completion date can cost extra.
Available to qualifying students
The 1,600-hour cosmetology program is eligible for federal student aid for students who qualify. FAFSA is used to apply for Pell Grants and federal student loans; the school code is 038324.
The school also offers 0% interest payment plans with no additional fees. Outside scholarships, veterans’ benefits and vocational rehabilitation depend on the funding provider’s requirements. Training admission and financial-aid eligibility are separate.
The school offers 0% interest payment plans with no additional fees; an individual payment arrangement is required.
Eligibility: Eligible veterans or beneficiaries; individual benefit approval is required.
The school describes VA benefits for eligible students, subject to benefit approval and satisfactory progress.
Listed as an outside funding route subject to the provider’s eligibility decision.
The school works with external scholarships students receive; awards are not guaranteed.
Students may submit a request for reduced tuition or a fee waiver for school review; no amount is specified.