This program is designed to prepare students for professional licensing in the cosmetology field. Students are taught the basic techniques of hair care, chemical relaxing, professional ethics, sanitation, manicuring, facials, salon management, and rules and regulations as designated by the state.
The Arkansas State Health Department Cosmetology Division requires an individual to successfully complete 1500 clock hours in order to qualify for the state cosmetology licensing examination. Being convicted of a felony as provided under 搂 17-3-102 may disqualify you from licensure. In addition to admission requirements for this program, a student must submit a copy of their social security number, driver's license, and copy of high school transcript or proof of GED for a temporary training permit.
Students who are pursuing a program of study where admission is limited (Cardiac Sonography, Cosmetology, Medical Assistant, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Paramedic/Emergency Medical Services, Physical Therapist Assistant, Practical Nursing and Registered Nursing), will be assigned a major of Associate of General Studies or Certificate of Health Professions until admitted into their selected program.
Cosmetic Science involves the science of improving beauty through the care and treatment of skin, hair and nails. Students in the cosmetic science program learn all aspects of hair, nail and skin care. In addition to technical skills, students learn hands-on by participating in clinical experiences.
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This program is designed to prepare students for professional licensing in the cosmetology field. Students are taught the basic techniques of hair care, chemical relaxing, professional ethics, sanitation, manicuring, facials, salon management, and rules and regulations as designated by the state.
Online Cosmetic Science Application
The Arkansas State Health Department Cosmetology Division requires an individual to successfully complete 1500 clock hours in order to qualify for the state cosmetology licensing examination. In addition to admission requirements for this program, a student must submit a copy of their Social Security number, driver's license, and copy of high school transcript or proof of GED for a temporary training permit.
Students who are pursuing a program of study where admission is limited (Cosmetology, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Physical Therapist Assistant, Practical Nursing and Registered Nursing) will be assigned a major of Associate of General Studies until admitted into their selected program. Cosmetic Science accepts students into the program on a first come, first serve basis until the number of available spots are filled.
Cosmetology involves the science of improving beauty through the care and treatment of skin, hair and nails. Students in the cosmetology program learn all aspects of hair, nail and skin care. In addition to technical skills, students learn hands-on by participating in clinical experiences.
You could work as a(n):
Alumni of our program work at:
Credentials that stack with this degree:
This program is designed to prepare students for professional licensing in the cosmetology field. Students are taught the basic techniques of hair care, chemical relaxing, professional ethics, sanitation, manicuring, facials, salon management, and rules and regulations as designated by the state.
The Arkansas State Health Department Cosmetology Division requires an individual to successfully complete 1500 clock hours in order to qualify for the state cosmetology licensing examination. In addition to admission requirements for this program, a student must submit a copy of their Social Security number, driver's license, and copy of high school transcript or proof of GED for a temporary training permit.
Students who are pursuing a program of study where admission is limited (Cosmetology, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Physical Therapist Assistant, Practical Nursing and Registered Nursing), will be assigned a major of Associate of General Studies until admitted into their selected program. Cosmetic Science accepts students into the program on a first come, first serve basis until the number of available spots are filled.
Julie Auterson
Program Chair
Technology and Academic Support Building
1700 Helberg Lane
Ozark, AR 72949
(479) 508-8500 ext 6625
jauterson1@atu.edu