Most Diverse Beauty Schools in Dallas, TX Metro Area

WRITTEN BY Beauty Schools Directory Editorial Staff | EDITED BY Sarah Mattie | UPDATED ON 03/29/2024

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:

  • Report into the U.S. Department of Education’s Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS)—predominantly institutions with programmatic accreditation
  • Had 50 or more students over the course of 12 months as of 2022
  • Were not a vocational/technical high school, community college, or postsecondary school that mainly offered programs outside of beauty training. We also excluded institutions offering massage therapy programs exclusively. These types of institutions were omitted for various reasons that make key data points difficult or irrelevant to compare apples to apples. We intended to compare standalone beauty schools or schools that mainly train beauty students.

For this ranking, we used each school’s reported student population race/ethnicity data from 2022, the most recent available as of publication time.

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