| CAREER CLUSTER |
HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERVICES |
| Pathway Title |
Cosmetology |
| High School Courses |
Cosmetology I, II |
| College Credits |
Cosmetology 100, 150, 200, 250 |
| Industry Certifications |
State Board of Cosmetology License (1,500 hours required in order to take State Boards) |
| Internships and Work Experiences |
Students operate the MACC Hair Salon working on actual customers.
Second-semester seniors who have earned over 1,500 hours may be placed in limited internship.
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What will I be learning in this college/career pathway?
- You will learn and practice all the cosmetology State Standards through theory lessons and working on actual customers in the MACC salon.
- You will receive training in giving shampoos, rinses, scalp treatments, hair styling, straightening, perming, coloring, tinting, bleaching, facials, and manicures.
- Because you need to know the scientific knowledge behind the practices in the Cosmetology field, you will learn about bacteriology, anatomy, hygiene and sanitation.
- You will also gain experience with setting up your own business (salon) management, record keeping, and customer relationship skills.
- When you finish this two-year program, you will be ready to pass your State cosmetology examination and obtain your Cosmetology License.
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| What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? |
| Hair Stylist (Beginner) |
MACC Graduate |
$25,060 avg. |
| Hair Stylist (Experienced) |
MACC Graduate |
$52,000 avg. |
| Cosmetology Instructor |
Post secondary Technical Training |
$55,000 avg. |
| Salon Owner |
4-year College |
$70,070 avg. |
Cosmetology Course Outline
Cosmetology Clinic Price List