Frequently Asked Questions
Find details on Barbering, Cosmetology, TDLR licensing, financial schedules, and client services.
Barber Program - FAQ
Class A Barber Operator & Grooming Questions
How many hours are required for the Barber Operator license in Texas?
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) requires 1,000 clock hours. At 31.0 hours per week, full-time students complete the program in approximately 33 weeks.
Do I get to practice on real clients?
Yes! After completing foundational theory and mannequin safety training, students transition to our public student clinic floor where you perform supervised cuts, shaves, and styling on actual clients.
What is included in the Barber Student Kit?
The student barber kit includes professional adjustable clippers, trimmers, foil shavers, shears, combs, straight razor handle, blades, manikins, apron, and textbook material required for coursework.
Cosmetology Program - FAQ
Hair Design, Color, Skincare & Nail Questions
What subjects are taught in the Cosmetology Operator course?
The course covers hair cutting, blow drying, updos, permanent waves, chemical relaxers, hair coloring, highlighting, manicures, pedicures, facials, sanitation, and salon business law.
What are the enrollment requirements?
Applicants must be at least 17 years old, hold a High School Diploma or GED equivalent, submit a valid state ID / Driver's License, and complete an admissions interview with our staff.
How does state board exam preparation work?
Throughout the 1,000 clock hours, instructors conduct mock written exams and timed practical testing to ensure you master every step required by TDLR before graduation.