Full & Part Time Cosmetology

Cosmetology is a wise career path, which recent studies have shown to offer continued growth regardless of the economy, employment stability, various career opportunities locally and abroad, and a healthy income outlook within this $60 billion industry. More importantly, there is a high and constant demand for professionally trained and licensed cosmetologists. Current beauty professionals are enjoying employment virtually anywhere and everywhere. BeautySchools.edu features former cosmetology students enjoying profitable careers around the world such as an Olympic Hairstylist and record breaking hairstylist.

Not many, if any, professionals can claim 53% of current job openings in their career. Nor can they site reports indicating an average income around $50,000, especially in our current economic status. The National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences (NACCAS) Job Demand survey offers many eye-opening statistics favorable for future beauty professionals.

Consider this; everyone from celebrities, CEOs to soccer moms are getting their hair cut, colored, styled and return for the same monthly beauty maintenance throughout the year. A hairstylist, for instance, will always have and find a job just as a nurse or a teacher would in any stable or unstable economy. It’s a valued service that maintains our well-being.

And, in light of the declining economy, several different types of financial institutions are no longer participating in Federal Family Loan Programs. This has allowed many cosmetology schools to offer federal financing directly, making it more accessible and reasonable for future beauty professionals to obtain funding for their cosmetology education. There are several federal financing grants and loans available through the Federal Student Aid program offered by the U.S. Government. These federal grants and loans allow students to confidently secure available funds. Many current college students are pondering whether the career path they are on will be useful or even exist when they graduate in four or more years. Future cosmetologists are confident they will find valuable and stable employment in less time and with an equally beneficial educational experience. Even U.S. News and World Report suggested Cosmetology as a career choice for those changing jobs.

In addition to the job stability and financial opportunities, we have a passion to help others, to make people look their best and see their full potential. Watch the short video below to understand more about why we do what we love.

“As a community of hairdressers, we have more power than we realize.”