Baltimore, Maryland

George Washington Carver Center for Arts & Technology

938 York Road, Baltimore, MD 21204
Visit website 443-809-2775
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Program length
1,500 hours
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About the program

Carver Center offers a 1,500-hour cosmetology program within its high school magnet curriculum. Students develop hair, skin and nail-care skills, alongside professional development, communication and marketing.

The program also covers salon management, computer imaging consultations, theatrical makeup and hairstyling. Cosmetology students provide makeup for the Carver Theatre Company, connecting their training with the school’s performing arts.

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What you get

To complete the cosmetology CTE program, students must earn at least 1,500 hours of course instruction and take Maryland’s cosmetology licensing examination. Taking the state examination is a graduation requirement for cosmetology program-completer status.

The training prepares students for professional licensing; completing the school program does not automatically issue a cosmetology license. A separate school-issued cosmetology certificate or diploma is not specified.

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Schedules & start dates

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Cost & financial aid

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Federal financial aid

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How to enroll

Entry requirements

This is a high school magnet program, with applications accepted for grade 9 or grade 10 entry. BCPS lists transportation to Carver Center for students from all areas of the district.

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Application steps

  1. Review the BCPS magnet-program application and assessment information for Carver’s cosmetology program.
  2. Complete the online application for grade 9 or grade 10 entry.
  3. Follow the current program-specific assessment and admissions guidelines provided through the BCPS Office of Magnet Programs.
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Program oversight & accreditation

Program oversight
Public high-school CTE
Accreditation
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