A+ tuition submission
Eligibility: A+ certification on the high school transcript.
The center says it can submit for tuition for students with A+ certification on their high school transcript.
Mexico, Missouri
The Cosmetology program at Hart Career Center covers infection control, haircutting, hair color, permanent waves and relaxers, hair removal, and hair styling. It requires 1,220 clock hours before students can qualify to take the cosmetology state license exam.
Hart Career Center states that certificates are awarded for satisfactory completion of each program. For cosmetology, students who fulfill requirements take written and practical State Board exams; passing both results in a CA Cosmetology License.
Post-high-school students attend the full-day route from 8:00 AM to 3:15 PM on days the Mexico Public Schools calendar is in session. High-school students attend either an AM or PM half-day session selected by their home high school.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post-High School Full Day One year | Days not listed8:00 AM–3:15 PM Follows the Mexico Public Schools calendar when school is in session. | Not listed | Not listed |
| High School AM or PM Two years | The sending school predetermines whether the student attends the AM or PM session. | Not listed | Not listed |
At least $5,840
Minimum program cost before financial aid
The one-year post-high-school route costs at least $5,840: $5,100 tuition, $700 for the tool kit and a $40 application fee. Additional required uniforms and shoes are unpriced. Sending schools cover high-school-route tuition; the $700 kit and $40 application fee still apply.
Eligibility not confirmed
The center says it no longer offers financial aid. Students with A+ certification on their high school transcript may be eligible for a tuition submission.
Eligibility: A+ certification on the high school transcript.
The center says it can submit for tuition for students with A+ certification on their high school transcript.
Post-high-school applicants must be or become 17 and have or obtain a high school diploma or GED before completing the course. High-school applicants must be current 10th-grade students at a sending school.
Post-high-school applicants submit a completed application, an official high school transcript or GED certificate and test scores, the $40 background-check fee, and complete an interview. High-school applicants work through their sending-school counselor, attend the mandatory meeting and interview, and bring the listed identification, transcript, and fee materials. For 2027–28 admission, applications are due March 1, 2027, and the mandatory meeting and interview are March 19, 2027.