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I would not recommend going here. I asked 3 to 4 times if they could do a layered bob cut. Was repeating assured no problem. That was not all what was...
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I like to come here to get my hair cut. They usually do a great job for a reasonable price. I always go with the phase 2 students. I took my daughter here for her first hair cut. She has curly hair so I didn’t want to cut it myself. They made her feel comfortable, and she felt like a super star by the end of the experience. Maggie did a fantastic job. Maggie has curly hair herself, so I trusted she knew what she was doing 😉 They even gave me tips and showed me how to care for/style my daughter’s curly hair. Everyone was so kind and patient. We will be back again.
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No parking for the disabled.♿️ I was told to park in the garage 2 blocks away. I found a spot in the lot connected to the M & T Bank that seemed to indicate they had some type of parking (see photo and tell me what you think.) so I parked in one of those spots. Went in and told Whitney at the front desk, who told me I’d get towed. The manager said the owner, Charles Riser, said it’s downtown Frederick and they don’t have to provide parking. I was shocked they could thumb their noses at the ADA that way. I pressed the manager about the disability issue and if the owner said they don’t have to provide handicapped parking, but she couldn’t clearly answer if the owner was aware I had disabilities and a disability tag on my vehicle. Nor could she answer clearly who those signs in the parking lot were for. I’m fairly certain I heard her say “staff.” I was treated dismissively and when I asked to cancel the appointment since I couldn’t park anywhere compliant, the manager nonchalantly complied. It felt like no one cared. No apologies, nothing. City Hall and the bank that shares the lot had different versions to tell me when I went to talk to each of them. But in general, downtown Frederick is NOT disability friendly. Especially The Temple Paul Mitchell School.
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Editor's Description
The Temple is a Paul Mitchell partner school, with locations near D.C. in Annapolis and Frederick. On Google, Brooke Tabler speaks about her "very pleasant experience as a student" at the Frederick location.
Their curriculum expands your knowledge and builds your industry expertise. The cosmetology program is 1,500 hours. You can take classes during the day for three days per week, from Monday through Wednesday, or every weekday. Night classes take place Monday through Thursday. The first 80 to 84 hours of study are distance learning, while the rest are split between campus and distance education.
The 1,200-hour barbering program includes 20 hours per week for night study or 21 hours per week for day classes. The hours also combine distance and campus learning.
The programs come with a nationwide network of professionals, educators, and barbershops that you can take advantage of long after graduation.
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Accreditation or State Approval
One or more programs offered at this school is accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Accredited programs qualify graduates for applicable state licensing. In addition, accredited schools typically can offer more financial aid options, including federal financial aid. Learn more about accreditation and approval.
Admissions
To apply to this school, there is a $100 application fee.
Financial Aid
44% of students received financial aid
On average, students received $4,847 in financial aid.
Student Body
Gender Ratio
91% Female, 9% Male
Race / Ethnicity Ratio
72% White, 9% Hispanic / Latino, 10% African American, 1% Asian American, 0% American Indian, 0% Hawaiian / Pacific, 5% Two or More, 3% Unknown
182 students are enrolled in this school
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