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Program price
Price unavailable
Schedule
Day and evening options
Program length
1,500 hoursTwo Years
Next start
Not available

Cosmetology program

Lenoir Community College offers a 1,500-hour cosmetology program in Kinston described as taking two years. Documented options include part-time schedules at 18, 24.5, and 25.5 hours per week. This main-campus program is not open to high-school students and has documented age and identification requirements. Lenoir Community College has Board-listed North Carolina licensed school and federal aid for qualifying students.

Credential
Short-Term Training

Who this program is for

This main-campus program is not open to high-school students and has documented age and identification requirements.

Education setting
Community or technical college
Who can enroll
Restricted enrollment

Eligibility: Applicants must be at least 16 at the start of class and provide a Social Security card or Tax ID and official photo ID. The program is not open to high-school students.

Price details

Price unavailable

No current school-specific price found.

Schedule and start dates

Part-time daytime schedule (25.5 hours/week)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Class time
9:00 AM–5:30 PM

Part-time weekend schedule (24.5 hours/week)

Friday, Saturday, Every other Sunday

Part-time weekend schedule (18 hours/week)

Saturday, Sunday

Class time
8:00 AM–5:00 PM

Next start date

Not available

Scholarships and payment options

Payment plan

Nelnet Payment Plan

Flexible monthly payments are offered through Nelnet.

Last checked Oct 4, 2026

Workforce funding

WIOA Title I Program

Eligibility: WIOA Title I Adult and Youth populations at Lenoir Community College.

WIOA Title I is a federal grant program at LCC for eligible adult and youth populations.

Last checked Oct 4, 2026

Workforce funding

Finish Line Grant

Eligibility: Students must have an unforeseen financial emergency, be enrolled in a curriculum program or eligible workforce continuing education course leading to an industry-recognized credential, and be in good academic standing with a 2.0 or greater GPA.

Finish Line Grants may be used for course materials, housing, medical needs, dependent care, utilities, and other eligible emergencies.

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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