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Jacksonville, North Carolina

Coastal Carolina Community College

444 Western Boulevard, Jacksonville, NC 28546

Board-listed North Carolina licensed school

Visit school website Call (910) 455-1221
Program price
At least $6,478.50
Schedule
Full-time and part-time options
Program length
1,500 hours16 months
Next start
Jan 6, 2027

Cosmetology program

Coastal Carolina Community College offers a 1,500-hour cosmetology program in Jacksonville described as taking 16 months. Documented options include full-time study at 32 hours per week and part-time schedules at 17, 26, and 28 hours per week. The program includes a distance-learning component. This limited-enrollment community-college diploma program admits applicants who meet the transcript and application requirements. This profile includes program pricing starting at $6,478.50 and a next start date of Jan 6, 2027. Coastal Carolina Community College has Board-listed North Carolina licensed school and federal aid for qualifying students.

Credential
Diploma

Who this program is for

This limited-enrollment community-college diploma program admits applicants who meet the transcript and application requirements.

Education setting
Community or technical college
Who can enroll
Adult enrollment

Eligibility: Applicants must submit high school or high-school-equivalency and postsecondary transcripts; the limited-enrollment program has 20 Spring 2027 seats.

Price details

At least $6,478.50

This minimum adds the itemized costs below. Last checked Oct 4, 2026.

Tuition$3,843
Kit and supplies$2,008.50
Other required costs$595
Minimum totalAt least $6,478.50

Schedule and start dates

Fall Entry First Semester (32 hours/week)

Fall Entry Second Semester (28 hours/week)

Fall Entry Summer Semester (17 hours/week)

Fall Entry Final Semester (26 hours/week)

Next start date

Full-time daytime schedule
Schedule details
Not available for this date

Scholarships and payment options

Scholarship

Golden LEAF Community College Scholarship

$2,250 Up to annually for curriculum students.

Eligibility: North Carolina resident living in a qualifying county, with FAFSA-demonstrated need, enrolled full-time during fall and spring in a curriculum program.

May help cover tuition, fees, books, credential exams, childcare, and transportation.

Last checked Oct 4, 2026

Workforce funding

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

Eligibility: Low-income adults and dislocated workers in occupational training; applicants must be at least 18 and a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen, complete an application and assessment tests, and provide eligibility verification.

May assist with registration fees, books, tools, required supplies, and childcare.

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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