Cosmetology Education & Career Information
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Cosmetology involves several specialties dealing with beauty. There are various occupations that a cosmetologist can apply themselves to. These careers include hairdressers, barbers, makeup artists, skin care specialists, massage therapy consultants, manicurists, nail technicians, and model or acting consultants. Persons looking to pursue a career in cosmetology need to go through six to twelve months of private or vocational cosmetology schooling. They need to become licensed in the area they are going to be working in. The requirements for cosmetology licenses vary from state to state.
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There are many scholarship and grant opportunities available to both prospective and current cosmetology students. Most scholarships and grants are awarded to applicants who demonstrate financial need and/or have outstanding academic records. To help you jump-start your search for funding, we've compiled a list of 25 cosmetology-related scholarships. Best of luck finding a scholarship that fits your needs!
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After finishing cosmetology school, most states require you to pass a standardized cosmetology exam in order to receive your license. The cosmetology exam consists of a written portion and a practical portion. This two-portion format ensures that receivin
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Cosmetology students and industry award-winners talk candidly about a career in hair, beauty and wellness. Today's cosmetology programs have expanded to include the full spectrum of esthetics: skincare, hair, makeup, nails, and spa treatments.
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Accreditation. This word is tossed around in nearly every school commercial on TV and the radio. You hear schools described as accredited, and you are told to always attend an accredited program, but what is accreditation, exactly? And how does it affect your choice of schools?
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Read more about what Cosmetologists do, salary & employment outlook, who goes to cosmetology school, the Cosmetology school curriculum, and Cosmetology degree options
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Every state requires cosmetology students to take a national licensing exam in order to become practicing cosmetologists. In order to qualify to take this exam, however, you must meet certain eligibility requirements. These requirements (e.g. number of hours of class work, educational background, and age requirements) vary from state to state. If you're preparing to take a cosmetology licensing exam, check your state's requirements.
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Zoe Feahr is a recent graduate of the San Francisco Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology, a Paul Mitchell Partner School Program. She currently lives in San Francisco and is pursuing a career as a cosmetologist.
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Read more about general Cosmetology career information, cosmetology associations, Cosmetology scholarships & grants, and certifications in Cosmetology
Colleges Offering Cosmetology Programs:
Our most popular cosmetology programs are offered at these 5 schools and colleges, including a diploma in cosmetology, a barbering-cosmetology combo, and specialty workshops in make-up artistry.
Sunstate Academy
Campuses: Clearwater, Fort Myers- Barbering-Cosmetology Combo
- Cosmetology
Daytona College
Campuses: Ormond Beach- Cosmetology - Diploma
Penn Commercial Business School
Campuses: Washington- Cosmetology - Diploma
- Cosmetology Teacher - Diploma
Marinello Schools of Beauty
Campuses: East Hartford, Enfield, Fairfield, Hamden, Meriden, Niantic, Torrington, Willimantic- Cosmetology
- Cosmetology/Barbering
- Specialty Workshops (Makeup Artistry)
International School of Health & Beauty Technology
Campuses: Lauderhill- Cosmetology
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