Program price
$26,960
Schedule
Full-time and part-time options
Program length
1,800 hoursApproximately 13–17 months on the school’s full-time track or 24 months part-time
Next start
Not available

Cosmetology program

Raphael’s School of Beauty Culture — Boardman offers a 1,800-hour cosmetology program in Boardman described as taking approximately 13–17 months on the school’s full-time track or 24 months part-time. Documented options include full-time schedules at 32 and 34 hours per week and part-time schedules at 19 and 28 hours per week. The program includes a distance-learning component. Adults and eligible high-school students can apply to the Boardman cosmetology program. This profile includes a program price of $26,960. Raphael’s School of Beauty Culture — Boardman has active Ohio school license and federal aid for qualifying students.

Credential
Licensure training

Who this program is for

Adults and eligible high-school students can apply to the Boardman cosmetology program.

Education setting
Private career school
Who can enroll
Adult and high-school enrollment

Eligibility: Applicants must be older than 16. Secondary students must have completed tenth grade, provide a transcript and counselor letter, and meet the school's written-permission and evaluation requirements. Secondary students are not eligible for Title IV aid.

Price details

$26,960

The school lists this as the total program price. Last checked Oct 5, 2026.

Tuition$22,760
Kit and supplies$3,140
Registration fee$100
Program total$26,960

Schedule and start dates

Part-time daytime schedule (19 hours/week)

Duration
about 24 months

Part-time daytime schedule (28 hours/week)

Duration
13–17 months

Full-time daytime schedule (32 hours/week)

Duration
13–17 months

Full-time daytime schedule (34 hours/week)

Duration
13–17 months

Next start date

Not available

License, accreditation, and financial aid

Ohio school license
ActiveExpires Jan 31, 2027Ohio school license 000636About Ohio school approval
Accreditation
Not confirmed
Federal aid
Available to qualifying studentsThe school states that it participates in Title IV federal student aid programs.

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