Program price
$19,485
Schedule
Full-time daytime schedule (32 hours/week)
Program length
1,500 hours52 weeks
Next start
Not available

Cosmetology program

Carolina College of Hair Design offers a 1,500-hour cosmetology program in Asheville described as taking 52 weeks. Documented options include full-time study at 32 hours per week. Training is campus-based. This is a postsecondary cosmetology school for applicants age 17 or older who have completed high school or an equivalent. This profile includes a program price of $19,485. Carolina College of Hair Design has Board-listed North Carolina licensed school and federal aid for qualifying students.

Credential
diploma

Who this program is for

This is a postsecondary cosmetology school for applicants age 17 or older who have completed high school or an equivalent.

Education setting
Private career school
Who can enroll
Adult enrollment

Eligibility: Applicants must be at least 17 and have a high school diploma, GED, or qualifying homeschool certificate.

Price details

$19,485

The school lists this as the total program price. Last checked Oct 4, 2026.

Tuition$19,485
Program total$19,485

Schedule and start dates

Full-time daytime schedule (32 hours/week)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Class time
9:00 AM–4:30 PM
Duration
52 weeks

Next start date

Not available

Scholarships and payment options

Scholarship

Private scholarships and grants

The school identifies private scholarships and grants for cosmetology students, including AACS, Beauty Changes Lives, and Scholarships.com.

Last checked Oct 4, 2026

Private financing

Private loans

Eligibility: May be available if the student does not qualify for federal loans.

Private loans may be available for students who do not qualify for federal loans; terms and conditions vary.

Last checked Oct 4, 2026

License, accreditation, and financial aid

North Carolina Board school listing
ActiveAbout North Carolina school approval
Accreditation
Not confirmed
Federal aid
Available to qualifying studentsThe available school information confirms federal aid for qualifying students.

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