All programs include Theory (classroom study and discussion), Practical (applying your knowledge by practicing your skills), and Clinic (working on clients in a salon-typesetting to use your skills in a learning process). All USCA & USMT programs prepare students to take the required state licensing exam (national licensing exam for massage therapy) in order to be employed in their chosen field.
Explore the latest styles and techniques of hair cutting and styling, skin care, make-up, nail care, haircolor, perming, ethnic hair design, as well as business management and building a clientele.
Full Time: 1,500 clock hours | Part Time: 1,500 clock hours
Cosmetology graduates earn 30 college credit hours towards an associate degree at Lincoln Land Community College. Cosmetology students can use their LLCC college credits to pursue finishing an associate degree in General Education or Customized Applied Technology. LLCC college credit hours do not expire.
Number of students scheduled to complete
106
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
59
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
59
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
50
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
58
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
57
Along with skin care training that will include skin analysis, treatment and facial techniques, you will learn the skillful and artistic application of cosmetics, healthful and healing body treatments, facial and body waxing and business practice knowledge.
Full Time: 750 clock hours
Number of students scheduled to complete
22
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
20
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
20
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
13
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
16
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
16
Full Time: 350 clock hours | Part Time: 350 clock hours
Number of students scheduled to complete
17
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
17
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
17
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
14
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
16
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
15
Between 500-1,000 clock hours
Number of students scheduled to complete
5
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
5
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
5
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
3
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
5
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
5
Part Time: 600 clock hours
Number of students scheduled to complete
12
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
10
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
10
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
9
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
10
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
10
Full Time: 1,500 clock hours | Part Time: 1,500 clock hours
Licensed Cosmetologists: Use 500 Cosmetology Hours and take 1,000 Classic Barbering program hours.
Number of students scheduled to complete
24
Number of students from item 1 who actually completed as of submission of Annual Report
11
Number of students who actually completed and were eligible for employment
11
Number of eligible individuals employed in a field for which training period prepared them
8
Number of individuals who took the last required portion of the licensing exam for first time
10
Number of individuals who passed all portions of licensing exam by Report submission
8