Fort Worth, Texas

Ogle School of Hair, Skin, & Nails - Fort Worth

6125 S.W. Loop 820, Suite 128, Fort Worth, TX 76132
Visit website 888-820-4224
Program price
$18,700
Schedule
Full-time and part-time options
Program length
1,000 hoursApproximately 7 months full-time or 14 months part-time.
Next start
Nov 23, 2026

About the program

Ogle School’s Fort Worth campus offers a 1,000-hour cosmetology program, combining classroom learning, mannequin practice and supervised work with salon clients. Training progresses through three stages:

  • Discovery: Build foundational techniques, client-service skills and an understanding of salon procedures.
  • Skill Development: Develop those skills through clinic work, with attention to client satisfaction, salon operations and time management.
  • Career Readiness: Refine technical skills, efficiency and client communication in preparation for work.

Business training covers client retention, rebooking, referrals and building a clientele.

What you get

You receive an Ogle School Diploma after completing your required hours, meeting academic and attendance requirements, and meeting tuition and fee requirements. Federal student-loan borrowers must also complete exit counseling.

The diploma records completion of your school program; it is not a professional license. The program is designed to prepare you for Texas licensing, with exams and the license application remaining separate steps. Ogle offers graduate employment assistance and employer connections, but does not guarantee a job.

Check Texas cosmetology operator licensing steps

Student outcomes

Completion rate

58%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology (in person)

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology (in person); 86 of 149 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: students scheduled to graduate; numerator: those graduating before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Completion rate

90%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology Hybrid

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology Hybrid; 88 of 98 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: students scheduled to graduate; numerator: those graduating before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Job placement

86%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology (in person)

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology (in person); 54 of 63 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: graduates eligible for placement; numerator: those placed before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Job placement

75%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology Hybrid

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology Hybrid; 39 of 52 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: graduates eligible for placement; numerator: those placed before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Licensure rate

98%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology (in person)

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology (in person); 65 of 66 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: graduates who sat all required examination parts; numerator: those passing all required parts before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Licensure rate

96%

2024 cohort — Cosmetology Hybrid

Fort Worth campus — Cosmetology Hybrid; 54 of 56 students.

How this result is measured

School-reported result as of November 30, 2025, for the 2024 cohort. Denominator: graduates who sat all required examination parts; numerator: those passing all required parts before the reporting deadline. In-person and hybrid results are separate; these are not all-program or chain-wide totals. Rates retain the school’s rounding.

Schedules & start dates

Full-time and part-time schedules are available in hybrid and in-person formats. Hybrid does not mean fully online: scheduled hours are on campus unless administrators approve distance learning for theory. Students using VA funding must take a non-hybrid program.

Full-time weekly hours exclude the daily one-hour break.

Study optionClass scheduleHours per weekUpcoming starts
Full-time
DaytimeOnline + campus

Approximately 7 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Includes a 12:30–1:30 PM break, excluded from instructional hours.

Weekly hours35 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Full-time
DaytimeEveningOnline + campus

Approximately 7 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri1:30 PM–9:30 PM

Includes a 5:00–6:00 PM break, excluded from instructional hours.

Weekly hours35 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Part-time
DaytimeOnline + campus

Approximately 14 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri9:00 AM–12:30 PMWeekly hours17.5 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Part-time
EveningOnline + campus

Approximately 14 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri6:00 PM–9:30 PMWeekly hours17.5 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Full-time
DaytimeOn campus

Approximately 7 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Includes a 12:30–1:30 PM break, excluded from instructional hours.

Weekly hours35 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Full-time
DaytimeEveningOn campus

Approximately 7 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri1:30 PM–9:30 PM

Includes a 5:00–6:00 PM break, excluded from instructional hours.

Weekly hours35 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Part-time
DaytimeOn campus

Approximately 14 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri9:00 AM–12:30 PMWeekly hours17.5 hours/weekUpcoming starts
Part-time
EveningOn campus

Approximately 14 months

Class scheduleMon–Fri6:00 PM–9:30 PMWeekly hours17.5 hours/weekUpcoming starts

Cost & financial aid

Program price

$18,700

Approximate total program cost before financial aid

The $18,700 program total includes tuition plus books, equipment and supplies, with tax included in those supplies. An optional iPad costs $410 extra; you may use a suitable personal device instead.

Budget separately for approximately $50 in required consumable supplies, state exam fees ($55 written and $76 practical per attempt), and the $50 license application fee. Hybrid study also requires access to high-speed internet and a suitable device.

What's included

Tuition
$15,700
Books, equipment & suppliesIncludes tax.
$3,000

Optional iPad

Optional iPadNot included in the program total$410

Federal financial aid

Available to qualifying students

Eligible students can use federal grants and loans, scholarships and payment plans. Grants and loans are different: grants provide funding that generally does not need to be repaid, while loans must be repaid. Scholarship selection and funding are not guaranteed.

When completing the FAFSA for Fort Worth, use school code 015596. Your financial-aid advisor can help build a financing plan around your eligibility.

See FAFSA information

Monthly payment plan

Monthly payments may be required while attending, according to the Student Account Payment Contract.

Private educational loans

Eligibility: Lender approval required; credit history, income, repayment ability or a qualified co-signer may affect eligibility.

Compare lenders, rates, fees and repayment terms. Ogle does not maintain a preferred-lender arrangement.

Ogle Elite Scholarship

$1,000

Eligibility: Selected adult cosmetology and esthetics candidates who demonstrate interest and passion.

Presidential Scholarship

Eligibility: Eligible graduating high-school seniors, selected for academic achievement, community leadership and interest in beauty.

Beautiful Futures Scholarship

Eligibility: Selected high-school seniors who attend Ogle in the same calendar year they graduate.

Rising Star Scholarship

$1,500

Eligibility: Selected full-time cosmetology or esthetics candidates at any Ogle location.

Sport Clips Scholarship

$5,000 Up to 10 scholarships.

Eligibility: Students enrolled in a barber or cosmetology program.

Great Clips Scholarship

Eligibility: Future stylists and barbers in the United States and Canada.

mikeroweWORKS Work Ethic Scholarship

Eligibility: Applicants must meet the scholarship’s selection requirements; funding is not guaranteed.

The application requires a short video, four S.W.E.A.T. pledge answers, a transcript, a recent tax form, an Ogle tuition statement and two references.

Reviews

Salon clients praise student stylists who listen, explain their choices and deliver satisfying cuts, color and blowouts. Some also describe helpful supervisors. Critical salon accounts report appointment delays, unexpected service charges, disappointing results and difficulty getting follow-up support. Student accounts raise concerns about teaching and the learning environment. An older esthetics review also praises individual instructors while describing treatment and supply concerns. These experiences vary by reviewer and program. Before enrolling, ask current students in your chosen program about instructor availability, practice materials and how concerns are handled. Reviews include both learner and student-salon experiences.

Review rating

Reviews from Google

4.8(2,788 reviews)

How to enroll

Entry requirements

  • Be at least 17 years old by your first class in Texas.
  • Speak and write English fluently.
  • Have a high-school diploma from an accredited school or a recognized equivalent, such as a GED.

Enrollment also requires an arbitration agreement and class-action waiver. Read the full terms before signing.

View entry requirements

Application steps

  1. Speak with an admissions advisor.
  2. Complete the enrollment application and gather the required documents.
  3. Meet with a financial-aid advisor to discuss your options.
  4. Attend orientation, typically the Thursday before your classes start.
See how to apply

School approval & accreditation

Texas license
License number:
705491
Expires:
Status:
Active
Learn more about Texas school approval
Accreditation
NACCASNational Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and SciencesAbout NACCAS accreditation

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