Written tuition payment plan
A written plan with the financial aid office is required to pay tuition over time.
Appleton, Wisconsin
The 1,550-hour cosmetology certificate covers haircutting, styling, chemical services and color, skin and nail care, sanitation, client consultation, and salon business skills. Students practice in a salon setting and begin hands-on learning by their second week.
Maintain at least an 80% average on required theory tests and school examinations, and pass practical work with at least 80%; complete all 1,550 hours and assignments; and meet financial obligations. Required completion steps include graduate surveys and job-placement documents. Direct Loan borrowers also complete an exit interview. Graduates receive a certificate. Wisconsin licensing requires the applicable state examination.
Choose full-time study at 35 hours per week for a stated 45 weeks, or part-time study at 20 hours per week for a stated 76 weeks. Full-time cosmetology is scheduled Monday through Friday. Training takes place on campus.
| Study option | Class schedule | Hours per week | Upcoming starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-time 45 weeks | Mon–FriTimes not listed The catalog states 35 hours per week for 45 weeks. Training is on campus. | 35 hours/week | Not listed |
| Part-time 76 weeks | The catalog states 20 hours per week for 76 weeks. Training is on campus. | 20 hours/week | Not listed |
$31,959
Approximate total program cost before financial aid
The 2026 full-time program total is $31,959: $30,655.17 tuition, a $10 application fee, a $90 registration fee, a $532.65 makeup kit, and $671.18 in textbooks. The part-time program total is $32,949, including $31,645.17 tuition and the same listed fees, kit, and books.
Available to qualifying students
Eligible students can use Federal Pell Grants and Direct Loans. Use FAFSA school code 031109; the application lists Academy of Beauty Professionals in Raymore, Missouri for all four locations. Written payment plans, scholarships, and VA education benefits are also available.
A written plan with the financial aid office is required to pay tuition over time.
Approved for eligible veterans and qualifying spouses, dependents, survivors, reservists and National Guard members.
Scholarship amounts and individual eligibility are not specified.
Applicants need a high-school diploma, GED/HSED, qualifying homeschool documentation, or eligible Wisconsin dual-enrollment documentation, plus government-issued photo identification. Admission includes a campus visit and interview. Ability-to-benefit applicants are not accepted. Full acceptance follows a two-week trial period assessing skills, academics, attendance, and conduct.
Request information, attend a career-planning session and campus visit, and complete the application with the enrollment team. Submit identification and education documents, pay the $10 application fee and $90 registration fee, and complete any scholarship and financial-aid paperwork.