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LAWS & LICENSESOnce I finish a program will I immediately get my license? Upon completion of your program most states require you to take an examination in order to obtain your work license. Many beauty and cosmetology schools help students prepare for these examinations. While this is useful, make sure that the school's overall curriculum is about providing a good education and not simply teaching students how to "pass the examination". Where can I find information about the individual requirements for each school and state? This can be found from several sources. Start by viewing our state-by-state license requirements. You can also look through our featured schools section and where you can quickly and easily request information directly from the schools listed. If you have very specific questions be sure to include them in the box at the bottom of each "Request Info" form. Another source would be to directly contact the licensing board for the state you are considering attending school in. What is reciprocity? This deals with being able to transfer credits or experience if you attend beauty or cosmetology school in one state and then wish to work in a different state. Depending on the state and school, you are usually required to take additional courses and tests in order to be legally licensed to work in a state other than the state where you attended school. Where can I find additional information about the state examinations? Nearly all states have their own "board of cosmetology". Contact them directly to inquire about the examinations. Many schools will also have useful information about the examinations. |
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