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Class sizes typically range from 5 to 10 students, depending on the start date. This smaller class size ensures you get more personalized attention from our educators and more opportunities for hands-on training in our student salon, where all services are provided by students under the supervision of licensed instructors.

Yes, Adrian’s College provides job placement assistance to help graduates find opportunities in the beauty industry. While we can’t guarantee placement, we offer resources like resume building, interview preparation, and industry connections to support your job search.

Tuition costs vary depending on the program and eligibility for financial aid. We’ll discuss these details during your campus tour so you have a clear understanding of costs and available resources.

If you don’t pass the State Board exam, Adrian’s College offers complimentary support to help you prepare to resit the test. Schedule an appointment with our team to get personalized support and prepare for your next test date.

This information is provided as part of our disclosures and school catalog. Our team can also share this information with you during your interview.

Yes, we offer financial aid to those who qualify. Our team can discuss grants, loans, and scholarship opportunities with you to help you build a financial plan.

The best way to determine how much financial aid you qualify for is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This application can give you access to federal grants and subsidized loans to finance your education. All students are strongly encouraged to fill it out.

Yes, a high school diploma or GED is required for enrollment. If you have questions about meeting this requirement, talk to our admissions team.

As a licensed cosmetologist, you’ll be trained in hair, skin, and nails. However, once licensed, you can choose to focus exclusively on hair if that’s your passion. Alternatively, our barbering program may be a good fit if you want to focus on hairstyling. Talk to our admissions team to learn more about these programs.

Transfers are considered on a case-by-case basis. Contact our campus to discuss your situation with an intake advisor and explore your options.

Schedule changes are evaluated individually. Speak with your advisor to determine if switching schedules is a possibility.

Yes, financial aid is available for those who qualify. Our financial aid team will help you navigate the process and understand your options.

Holiday closures are listed in our catalogs and consumer guides. Contact the campus for specific dates or refer to the guide for more information.

Program lengths vary by program. For example, the 1,000-hour cosmetology program can be completed in as little as 34 weeks for full-time students, while part-time schedules may take longer.

Success in our programs requires dedication and regular attendance. What you put into your training is what you’ll get out of it, so the harder you work, the more you’ll learn and grow. Our educators provide the support you need to excel, offering hands-on training and engaging lessons that cater to various learning styles.

Your schedule will include a mix of classroom instruction and hands-on salon training. Attendance is key to staying on track and making the most of your experience.

In our experience, yes! Many people who struggle with traditional education thrive in our hands-on learning environment. If you have a high school diploma or GED, you’re eligible to enroll. Our educators are here to support you.

While we cannot guarantee placement, we offer career placement services to connect graduates with job opportunities and help them prepare for a future career. We’re committed to helping you achieve your career goals.

With your license, you can work as a cosmetologist, esthetician, barber, or nail technician, depending on your program. Opportunities include salons, spas, freelance work, and even entrepreneurship.

Building a strong clientele during your program can prepare you for financial success after graduation. Like any career, your income can grow as you gain experience and establish your reputation.

Licensing requirements vary by state. If you relocate, contact the State Board in your new location to understand their requirements for transferring your license.

Our courses include business modules that teach essential skills like client management, marketing, and salon operations. These lessons are designed to help you thrive both creatively and professionally.

Yes, both our Modesto and Tracy campuses are accessible via public transportation. Contact us for details on nearby transit routes and schedules.