Most Part-Time Friendly Beauty Schools in NYC Metro Area

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

NYC Most Part-Time Friendly Beauty Schools

#1: Long Island Beauty School — Hauppauge

68.3% part-time students

#2: Christine Valmy International School for Esthetics and Cosmetology — Pine Brook

64.4% part-time students

#3: Long Island Nail & Skin Care Institute — Levittown

61.4% part-time students

#4: Christine Valmy International School for Esthetics, Skin Care and Makeup — New York

61.3% part-time students

#5: New York Institute of Beauty — Islandia

60.3% part-time students

#6: Total Image Beauty Academy — Union City

59.2% part-time students

#7: Cutting Edge Academy — Succasunna

56.1% part-time students

#8: Brittany Beauty Academy — Bronx

52.7% part-time students

#9: The Lia Schorr Institute — New York

49.1% part-time students

#10: Robert Fiance Beauty Schools — West New York

47.1% part-time students

#11: Long Island Beauty School — Bay Shore

44.5% part-time students

#12: Pro Beauty Academy — Edison

39.9% part-time students

#13: Parisian Beauty School — Hackensack

39.1% part-time students

#14: American Beauty School — Bronx

38.8% part-time students

#15: New York School of Esthetics & Day Spa — White Plains

34.3% part-time students

#16: Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics — New York

31.2% part-time students

#17: Empire Beauty School — Union

30.7% part-time students

#18: Capri Cosmetology Learning Center — Nanuet

29.7% part-time students

#19: Empire Beauty School — Brooklyn

29.2% part-time students

#20: Innovate Salon Academy — South Plainfield

29.0% part-time students

#21: Empire Beauty School — Queens

27.1% part-time students

#22: Empire Beauty School — New York

23.3% part-time students

#23: Empire Beauty School — Bloomfield

22.9% part-time students

#24: Robert Fiance Beauty Schools — North Plainfield

22.4% part-time 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.

Data was sourced from 2022, the latest available as of publication date.

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