Beaverton, Oregon

Bella Institute School of Cosmetology

4650 SW Griffith Dr., Beaverton, OR 97005
Visit website 503.236.5600
Program price
$24,342
Schedule
Schedule unavailable
Program length
11 to 14 months
Next start
Not available

About the program

Bella’s Hair/Nails/Esthetics program is the complete combination route for Oregon cosmetology training in Hair Design, Esthetics, and Nail Technology. It uses a competency-based format, so completion depends on demonstrating the required skills and operations rather than accumulating a fixed number of clock hours.

What you get

Bella awards a diploma after successful completion and forwards the graduate’s transcript to the Health Licensing Office. The school qualification is separate from professional certification: Oregon certifies Hair Design, Esthetics, and Nail Technology individually, with state examinations required for the fields in which you plan to work.

Schedules & start dates

Class schedule not available

Cost & financial aid

Program price

$24,342

Approximate total program cost before financial aid

The listed program price includes the enrollment fee, tuition, books, kits, and lab fee. The refund terms also mention a $25 application fee, which may be additional. Paying in full by the first class day may qualify you for a 3% discount on tuition only.

What's included

Enrollment Fee
$150
Tuition
$18,442
Books
$1,350
Kits
$2,600
Lab Fee
$1,800

Federal financial aid

Not available

Bella does not accept federal financial aid. School financing has a 5% APR during training and minimum monthly payments of $350. Eligible balances refinanced after graduation accrue 10% interest. Eligible applicants may also apply for the Bella Cares scholarship.

School financing plan

The school describes 5% APR during training and minimum $350 monthly payments. Eligible remaining balances may be refinanced after graduation at 10% interest, subject to on-time payments and attendance requirements.

Bella Cares scholarship

Eligibility: The Bella Cares scholarship focuses on assisting people who are victims of domestic violence.

Scholarship credit is applied after completion of the program. Students who do not complete their program because of withdrawal, attendance, or nonpayment do not receive the credit.

How to enroll

Entry requirements

Applicants must be at least 18. Before enrollment, provide a state-issued photo ID; a Social Security card or alien registration card; and verification of a high-school diploma, equivalent, or transcript.

Application steps

To apply, arrange an in-person meeting or phone call with the director. The school reviews application and enrollment paperwork with the director or an admissions representative. After acceptance, students receive first-day information by email before class begins.

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School approval & accreditation

Oregon school or program approval
Status:
Active
Accreditation
Not confirmed

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