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CHOOSING THE RIGHT SCHOOLIs there any difference between a beauty school and a cosmetology school? Not really. You'll find that regardless of which term a school uses, the courses and programs they offer are similar. Is there any difference between a hair school and a beauty school? It depends. In some cases hair schools and beauty schools are identical. However, there are many beauty schools that offer a variety of programs, and hair may only be one of them. That's why regardless of a how a school labels themselves, it's always best to simply ask the school what type of programs and courses they offer. More about hair schools. Is a "Barber School" the same as beauty/cosmetology school? It depends. Some beauty/cosmetology schools, known as barber beauty schools, include programs for students interested in becoming a barber. At the same time, there are some barber schools that are independent and considered separate entities, with no affiliation to beauty or cosmetology programs. More about barber schools. Are make up artist schools separate from comsetology/beauty schools? Again, it really depends on the school. There are many schools that focus exclusively on make up artistry. That's their specialty and that's all they teach. At the same time, however, there are some beauty and cosmetology schools that do offer programs and classes in make up artistry. To be absolutely sure, ask the school you're considering what type of programs and courses they offer. More about make up artist schools. Does it matter if a beauty institution labels itself a school, college, or academy? It generally does not make a difference. Many times it has to do with how the institution wants to brand itself to prospective students. Whether they call themselves a school, college, or academy, be sure to ask them what type of programs and courses they offer to see if fits your interests. More about beauty colleges. Is there anything I can do to help facilitate my decision making process? There are several things you can do to insure that the school you choose meets your needs. Go to a local salon and speak with a salon professional or manger and see if they have any recommendations, find out from the school(s) you're considering whether students practice their skills on a cosmetology mannequin or real models, and ask the schools if you can contact a few graduates as a referrals Should I visit the school before making a final decision? Visiting a school is important to get a feel for whether you and the school are a good match. Should I limit my search for beauty schools to ones that are located in close proximity to where I live? Not necessarily. While there are many students who decide to attend the closest school to where they live, many other students are willing to commute or relocate. The most important thing is to find the best school for you, wherever that may be. | |
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