Cosmetology

Admission Requirements

There are no specific admission requirements for this certificate.

  • High school students and adults seeking federal financial aid may need to complete additional testing.
  • Students are encouraged to meet with an academic counselor before enrolling to discuss abilites, needs, and interests.

As a Cosmetologist/Barber, you will be working in a beauty salon or barber shop performing customer services such as coloring, rolling and applying permanents, applying makeup, cutting, and styling. You will be required to earn and maintain a state license.The approximate completion time for the Cosmetology Certificate is 2000 hours or 18 months at 40 hours per week and maintaining 100% progress.

Employer Advisory Team

  • Salon Synergy
  • Jacki’s Salon
  • Dollar Cuts Salon Elite
  • Urban Roots Salon
  • Smart Style
Program Details
Completion Time: 2,000 Hours
Campus Location(s): Main Campus, Roy Campus
Estimated Costs: $4,061.00
Estimated Starting Pay: $7.50 - $10.00 /hr
Estimated Experienced Pay: $20.00 - $30.00 /hr
Course Descriptions: Download PDF
Course Outline & Cost Sheet: Download PDF

What's Happening in the Cosmetology program

SkillsUSA Update

 

The following eight Cosmetology students competed in cosmetology at the Utah SkillsUSA competition (Karen Skinner, Advisor): 

·      Alaina Call

·      Mallory Holmes

·      Amber Fuchs

·      Anissa Torres

·      Heather Hill

·      Christina Noall

The following two Cosmetology students competed in Job Skill Demo at the Utah SkillsUSA competition (Marilyn Brown, Advisor): 

·      Amy Wiggins

·      Meghen Stephensen

We came home with four medals! Congratulations to the following students:

 

Cosmetology

 

·      Amber Fuchs, 1st Place (post-secondary)

·      Laina Call – 1st Place (secondary)

 Job Skills Demo

·      Amy Wiggins – 2nd Place (post-secondary)

·      Meghen Stephensen – 2nd Place (secondary)

 Our first place winners will be going to the National SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City in June. Amy Wiggins, second place winner, will also be going to the national competition, because the first place winner could not go. 

 

Good luck to our students competing in the nationals. We look forward to having them bring home the gold.

 

 

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