Most Diverse Beauty Schools in Dallas, TX Metro Area
Dallas, TX Beauty Schools with the Most Diverse Student Body
#1: Dallas Barber & Stylist College — Dallas
100.0% non-white students
#1: Buckner Barber School — Dallas
100.0% non-white students
#3: ABC Beauty Academy — Richardson
98.4% non-white students
#4: Michael's Barber & Hair Stylist Academy — Irving
98.1% non-white students
#5: Texas Beauty College — Haltom City
94.1% non-white students
#6: Mid Cities Barber College — Grand Prairie
93.8% non-white students
#7: Tint School of Makeup & Cosmetology — Grand Prairie
93.0% non-white students
#8: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Dallas
91.5% non-white students
#9: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Arlington
86.1% non-white students
#10: Cortiva Institute — Arlington
84.1% non-white students
#11: Allgood Beauty Institute — Frisco
81.0% non-white students
#12: Tint School of Makeup & Cosmetology — Irving
80.0% non-white students
#12: Hands On Therapy — Mesquite
80.0% non-white students
#14: Salon Boutique Academy — Addison
76.9% non-white students
#15: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Dallas
75.2% non-white students
#16: International Beauty College #3 — Garland
73.1% non-white students
#17: Duvall's School of Cosmetology — Bedford
69.7% non-white students
#18: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Hurst
68.8% non-white students
#19: Paul Mitchell The School Arlington — Arlington
68.7% non-white students
#20: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Fort Worth
65.2% non-white students
#21: Paul Mitchell The School Dallas — Carrollton
61.4% non-white students
#22: Ogle School of Cosmetology and Esthetics — Denton
54.7% non-white students
#23: The Salon Professional Academy — Lewisville
50.0% non-white students
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Methodology and Editor’s Notes
We compared educational institutions from the Beauty Schools Directory database of beauty programs across the U.S. Those analyzed for these rankings were educational institutions that:
For this ranking, we used each school’s reported student population race/ethnicity data from 2022, the most recent available as of publication time.