COSMETOLOGY

The goal of this school is train students to become well trained in all areas of this profession.  We will provide the knowledge and practical skills to pass the State Board Exam, become licensed, and make an easy transition into the professional environment.  We strive to develop personality traits, individual skills, and manual dexterity and enable the students to use all possible resources to meet the needs of their clients.

Cosmetology students are trained to become proficient in hair, skin and nails.  The students receive in their student kit, all materials needed to cut, color, perm, relax, and style the hair.  Cutting implements include: scissors, thinning shears, razor, clippers and trimmers.  In addition, they also receive a nail kit which includes implements and artificial nail kits, pedicure kit, skin products and several mannequins, which also include ethnic mannequins. Cosmo students may choose to become certified in body treatments, relaxation massage, advanced facials, hair extensions and ear piercing at no additional charge.

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For the 2010-2011 award year 33% of students who completed the 1500 hour Cosmetology program completed on time. The median loan debt for all students enrolled in this program $8,471.00.

Texts used:
Milady Standard Cosmotology - 2012, 1st edition ISBN - 13: 9781439059302 $104.95
Milady Standard Cosmotology Theory Workbook - 2012, 1st edition ISBN - 13: 9781439059234 $44.95
Milady Standard Cosmotology Practical Workbook - 2012, 1st edition ISBN - 13: 9781439059227 $44.95

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MANAGING MANICURIST

Our goal for this program is to train each student to become proficient in all areas of Managing Manicurist.  This includes practical applications, related theory, sanitation, customer service, and laws concerning the management and operations of salons.  In achieving this, it will provide the knowledge and practical skill to pass the State Board Exam and become a licensed Managing Manicurist.

Our program includes the use of all types of artificial nails, natural nails, spa manicures and pedicures, the use of drills, and nail art which includes air brushing.  Your student kit will include all nail implements, a kit for each type of artificial nails, spa products, and pedicure kit.

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For the 2010-2011 award year 100% of students who completed the 430 hour Nail Technician program completed on time.

Texts used:
Milady Standard Nail Technology 6th edition ISBN - 13: 9781435497689 $102.95
Milady Standard Nail Technology Workbook 6th edition ISBN - 13: 9781435497641 $54.95
Milady Successful Salon and Spa Management 6th edition ISBN - 13: 9781435482463 $64.95
Milady Successful Salon and Spa Management Workbook 6th edition ISBN - 13: 9781435482470 $49.95

ESTHETICIAN

Our goal is to prepare students for entrance into the professional environment of skin care, making sure all students are competent and ready to pass their state exam.

We use Bioelements and Pharmagel professional products for all of our spa and skin care services.  The students become knowledgeable in all aspects of the skin, cosmetics, and career development to enable them to use all possible resources to meet the needs of their clients. NBC offers advanced training and provide the latest techniques and professional equipment in each treatment room.

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For the 2010-2011 award year 83% of students who completed the 600 hour Esthetics program completed on time. The median loan debt for all students enrolled in this program $6,333.00.

Texts used:
Milady Standard Esthetics: Fundamentals 11th edition ISBN - 13: 9781111306892 $132.50
Milady Standard Esthetics Student Workbook 11th edition ISBN - 13: 9781111306915 $69.95