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Charleston School of Beauty Culture
If you are looking for a career in a personal service industry which combines creativity with knowledge, skill and experience; which is always changing and new; where you help others look good, and where the work is hands-on and practical, then one of our programs may be your way to a rewarding future.A Full Range of Beauty & Barber Services
Our students offer a full range of cosmetology, manicuring, aesthetic, and barbering services to the public. All services are performed only by supervised students. For more information, please visit our Clinic page or call the school:Financial Aid & Registration
If you have decided to begin one of our programs, you can begin the process of registering or filling out your applications for student aid. Classes begin usually on the first Tuesday of each month, but we will need to have your paperwork completed at least two weeks prior to class starting. Like us on FaceBook:
Customers Welcome
The school offers a full range of
cosmetology, skin care, and nail
services, together with a fully
functioning barbering floor with a
full rang of barbering services.
For our current students, this
site offers a convenient
information page.
Incoming Students
We have classes starting in all
of our programs nearly every
month. All of our programs
prepare you for the licensing
exam and a career in a number
of related fields.
Clinic Hours:
Tues - Fri :
10:45 to 4:00
Saturday :
8:00 to 4:00
Sevrices to the Public
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Clinic:
Our clinics are open to the public for
virtually all beauty and barbering
services. Walk-ins are welcome. We only
take appointments for 1) artificial nails; 2)
pedicures; & 3) aesthetic services.
Clinic Hours:
Tues. - Fri.
10:45 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cut off for Chemical Services:
Color, Bleaches, & Permanent Waves
800-834-3386
All services are performed by
students only but supervised by
certified instructors.
For a complete list of
services and prices offered
to the general public, click
on the button below.
Located at:
514 - 50th St. SE
in Kanawha City
Parking
available.
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CARES Act Higer Education Relief Fund
Who is eligible to receive a
CARES Emergency Grant?
Students who meet basic eligibility
for federal financial aid and who
have the greatest financial need can
be considered for these funds.
Eligibility Criteria
Must be enrolled at
Charleston School of Beauty
Culture for the time period
for which the student is
requesting aid.
Must be a diploma seeking
student –undergraduate.
Must be eligible to receive
Title IV aid; see Title IV
Eligibility Criteria (Basic
Eligibility Criteria for Federal
Student Aid).
Enrollment was impacted by
COVID-19, with related
expenses incurred for
rent/mortgage, groceries,
course materials
(unexpected school supplies
as a result of your classes
transitioning online,
technology for online
classes, essential utilities
(electric, gas, internet,
water), healthcare and
dental that insurance did not
cover, or childcare for
essential workers are
eligible.
Must have submitted 2019-
2020 FAFSA and received a
disbursement.
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What is the CARES Act?
The Coronavirus Aid Relief and
Economic Security (CARES) Act
was passes by Congress and
signed into law to provide
economic relief from COVID-19.
The CARES Act Higher
Education Emergency Relief
Fund-IHE/Student Aid provides
funding to institutions to provide
emergency financial aid grants to
students whose lives have been
disrupted, many of whom are
facing financial challenges and
struggling to make ends meet.
Students cannot apply for
assistance directly from the U.S.
Department of Education but
should contact their institutions
for further information and
guidance. Institutions have the
responsibility of determining how
grants will be distributed to
students, how the amount of
each student grant is calculated,
and the development of any
instructions or directions that are
provided to students about the
grant.
Fund Disbursement Information:
Disbursement of CARES Act Funds:
CSBC has been designated to
receive up to $151,472 from the
CARES Act fund, of which one half,
or $75,736 is designated to be
disbursed to eligible students.
CSBC has determined, under
Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES
Act, that there are 35 students who
are eligible or potentially eligible,
and as of August 10th, 2020 has
disbursed funds to the 31 eligible
students.
All students enrolled at the time of
the shutdown were sent a
certification form to request federal
financial aid under this grant,
instructing them to fill out and submit
that form requesting aid.
The institution has determined that
all eligible students who have had
their education delayed due to the
state mandated shutdown of the
school should share equally in the
grant, as they each incurred costs
associated with the shutdown, or
$2,163.90 for the students eligible.
To date, $71,408.70 has been
received by the school and
disbursed to the eligible students
pursuant to the Emergency
Financial Aid Grant.
Acknowledgement:
The Charleston School of Beauty
Culture acknowledges that this
institution has signed and
returned to the Department of
Education the Certification and
Agreement assuring that the
institution has used, or intends to
use, no less than 50 percent of
the funds received under Section
18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act to
provide Emergency Financial Aid
Grants to its students.
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Courses Available:
Classes start nearly every month. All of our programs prepare you
for the licensing exam and a career in a number of related fields.
Cosmetology is a catch-all or umbrella
field which covers virtually all aspects of
haircare, haircutting, styling, coloring, and
chemical texturing of the hair, also
encompassing skincare, makeup
application, hair removal, manicuring,
pedicuring, and artificial nails.
The Hairstyling course, as the name
implies, teaches those haircare,
haircutting, styling, coloring, and
chemical texturing aspects of
Cosmetology.
The Aesthetics course is centered
exclusively upon aspects of skincare,
makeup, and hair removal from the
Cosmetology curriculum.
The Manicuring courses focus on all
aspects of care and decoration of the
nails of the hand and feet, including
artificial nail applications included in the
Cosmetology curriculum.
The Barbering course offers a
traditional haircutting and shaving
curriculum including shear cutting,
clipper cutting, edging, beard trims and
stying, and other traitional barber
services.
The Barbering with Chemical Services
course is an extended course which
adds back into the modern Barbering
course the traditional barbering
service of hair coloring as well as
offering modern chemical hair
texturizing services such as
permanent waving and relaxing of the
hair.
The Cosmetology Crossover course is
designed for those licensed professionals
who already have a Cosmetology license
to also qualify for a Barbering license.
The Waxing Specialist course is a special
course designed for licensed
professionals who are not authorized
under their current license to perform hair
removal services to become qualified to
do so.
For more complete information
on any of these courses please
click on the button to be taken to
that page specifically concerning
your desired course.
If you already know the course in which
you are seeking to enroll, please click the
Admissions button above to get further
information on how to enroll, or contact
the school at 1-304-346-9603.
If you are seeking financial assistance
with the course in your chosen field, the
button above will take you to our
Financial Aid page for further links and
instructions, or you may contact the
school at 1-304-346-9603.
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Information for Students:
Students are given a hard copy of the
Student Handbook during orientation.
This is your first reference for all rules
and regualtions of the school, policies,
faculty, facilities, courses, and assorted
information.
As the student progresses through their
course of study, they will have periodic
evaluations based upon their scheduled
hours relative to their course length which
will be measured in terms of Satisfactory
Progress, which could affect their
financial aid and enrollment.
A certain level of behavior and decorum
are expected of our students, staff, and
even customers, however some
behaviors are so egregeous as to merit
special attention, such as drug and
alcohol abuse, harassing or abuse.
The Barbering with Chemical Services
course is an extended course which
adds back into the modern Barbering
course the traditional barbering
service of hair coloring as well as
offering modern chemical hair
texturizing services such as
permanent waving and relaxing of the
hair.
The Cosmetology Crossover course is
designed for those licensed
professionals who already have a
Cosmetology license to also qualify for
a Barbering license.
Federal law and school policy works to
insure our students privacy is protected in
their information, with limited exceptions.
Students are also guaranteed certain
access to their file information at an
appropriate scheduled time.
There may come a time in your
academic stay with us that due to
ciscumstances your education may
face a temporary interruption. Leaves
of absence are available for serious
unforeseen or unavoidable problems
and not for scheduled events like
vacations. In such an event, you may
be eligible to request a leave of
absense. All leaves should be pre-
approved. Remember that merely
filling out the form does not
automatically grant a leave.
If the student seeks to withdraw it must
be in writing turned into the office.
There are unfortunate times when for
one reason or another a student must
withdraw from school. We encourage
the student to talk to the staff because
accommodation of the student’s
situation or a leave of absence may
help resolve the issue for the student.
Withdrawal often leaves the student
owing money to the school because
more of the tuition is due under the
refund policy than they have yet
earned under their financial aid award.
Student Withdrawal
Any student who experiences problems
while in school is encouraged to bring
such problems to the attention of the
school in order to resolve whatever
situations arise which can affect the
students’ success while in school.
Students are expected to learn the
aspects of state law which pertain to their
chosen careers. As such the school has
composed a Law Book with relevant
statutes and regulations.
Aesthetics
Skin Care & Make-up
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Aesthetics Course
600 Clock Hours
“Aesthetics” involves administering cosmetic or topical treatments to enhance or improve the appearance of the skin, including: cleansing, toning, effleurage, stimulating, and exfoliating the skin; applying cosmettics, makeups, oils, powders, clays, antiseptics, tonics, lotions, or creams; and the waxing, sugaring, tweezing, and threading to remove unwanted hair. The study of aesthetics can lead to a wide choice of potential careers such as Skin Care Specialist, Makeup Artist, Salon Owner, et cetera. No matter which focus you choose, you will be involved in a beautiful career. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$5,550.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$1,350.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Sugaring Class
$ 600.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$7,600.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 163.95
Standard Textbook of Esthetics
ISBN: 978-111-1306-892
$ 88.95
Workbook for Aestheticians
ISBN: 978-111-1306-915
$ 163.95
Standard Foundations Packet
ISBN: 978-035-7263-792
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
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Aesthetician - CIP Code 12-0409
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Aestheticians: $40,540 or approximately $19.49 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Aestjetocians: $36,350 or approximately $17.48 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5094.00 SOC Code - 39-5094.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: 75% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Class Schedule
Tues. - Sat.
9:00 - 3:30
30 hours per week
for about 20 weeks
Waxing Specialist
Skin Care & Make-up
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Waxing Specialist Course
125 Clock Hours
The Waxing Specialist course is a condensed course in hair removal methods. These methods include waxing using soft and hard was, sugaring, tweezing, and threading to remove unwanted hair. Excessive or unwanted hair is a common problem that affects both men and women. In this course, you will learn hair removal procedures, what methods are used, and what is involved in room preparation. This course is offered to those persons who already have a license and want to extent their range of services, for example manicurists and barbers. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$1,600.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 300.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$2,000.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 144.95
Standard Textbook of Esthetics
ISBN: 978-111-1306-892
$ 84.95
Workbook for Aestheticians
ISBN: 978-111-1306-915
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
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Waxing Specialist - CIP Code 12-0409
As a certification rather than a seperate license, there is no spedific data on the separate incomes of Waxing Specialists per se, but the course is only offered to those already licensed by the West Virginia Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists in a related field. Please refer to those specific areas of occupational training for more information. Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: N/A % State Board Exam Pass Rate: N/A %
Class Schedule
Tues. - Sat.
9:00 - 3:30
30 hours per week
for about 4.4 weeks
Cosmetology
Hair, Skin, & Nails
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Cosmetology Course
1800 Clock Hours
“Cosmetology” includes cutting, styling, shaping, arranging, braiding, weaving, adding extensions, curling, waving, permanent waving, relaxing, straightening, shampooing, cleansing, bleaching, tinting, coloring, waxing or tweezing of the hair. This program also includes the full courses of Manicuring and Aesthetics. Cosmetology includes a wide choics or potential careeers such as Hair Stylist, Makeup Artist, Colorist, Salon Owner, et cetera. No matter which focus you choose, you will be involved in a beautiful career. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$12,150.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 2,350.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$14,600.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 117.95
Standard Textbook of Cosmetology
ISBN: 978-128-5769-417
$ 62.50
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-128-5769-455
$ 62.50
Workbook for Beauty Culture Practical
ISBN: 978-128-5769-479
$ 163.95
Standard Fund/Found Book Packet
ISBN: 978-035-7263-792
$ 79.95
Standard Fundamentals Workbook
ISBN: 978-133-7095-044
$ 59.95
Standard Foundations Workbook
ISBN: 978-133-7095-273
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
Gainful Employment discosures
Cosmetologist - CIP Code 12-0401
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Cosmetologists: $24,260 or approximately $11.66 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Cosmetologists: $30,190 or approximately $14.51 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5012.00 SOC Code - 39-5012.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: 100% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Class Schedule
Tues. - Fri.
9:00 - 4:30
Sat.
8:00 - 4:30
36 hours per week
for about 52 weeks
Hair Styling
Hair Styling, Cutting, & Chemicals
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Hair Styling Course
1000 Clock Hours
“Hair Styling” includes cutting, styling, shaping, arranging, braiding, weaving, adding extensions, curling, waving, permanent waving, relaxing, straightening, shampooing, cleansing, bleaching, tinting, and coloring the hair. The Hair Styling program does not includes Manicuring and Aesthetics and concentrates only on the hair styling aspects of cosmetology. Hair Styling includes a wide choics or potential careeers such as Hair Stylist, Colorist, Salon Owner, et cetera. No matter which focus you choose, you will be involved in a beautiful career. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$ 7,000.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,000.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$ 8,100.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 117.95
Standard Textbook of Cosmetology
ISBN: 978-128-5769-417
$ 62.50
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-128-5769-455
$ 62.50
Workbook for Beauty Culture Practical
ISBN: 978-128-5769-479
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
Gainful Employment discosures
Hair Stylist - CIP Code 12-0401
Occupational Code 39-5012 Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Barbers: $24,260 or approximately $11.66 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Barbers: $30,190 or approximately $14.51 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5012.00 SOC Code - 39-5012.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: N/A % State Board Exam Pass Rate: N/A %
Class Schedule
Tues. - Fri.
9:00 - 4:30
Sat.
8:00 - 4:30
36 hours per week
for about 29 weeks
Barber
Traditional cutting, styling, & shaving
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Barber
1200 Clock Hours
“Barbering” includes cutting, shampooing, arranging, dressing, tinting or applying lotions or tonics on hair, shaving, shaping, and/or trimming the beard, and applications, treatments or rubs of the scalp, face or neck with oils, creams, lotiions, cosmetics, antiseptics, powders, or other preparations in connection with the shaving, cutting, or trimming of the hair or beard. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$ 9,000.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,200.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$10,300.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 132.95
Textbook of Barbering
ISBN: 978-143-5497-153
$ 62.95
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-143-5497-139
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
Gainful Employment discosures
Barber - CIP Code 12-0402
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Barbers: $24,920 or approximately $11.98 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Barbers: $33,220 or approximately $15.97 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5011.00 SOC Code - 39-5011.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: 60% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Barbering with Chemical Services
Traditional cutting, styling, & shaving
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Barbering with Chemical Course
1500 Clock Hours
“Barbering with Chemical Services” includes all of the services of the barbering including cutting, shampooing, arranging, dressing, tinting or applying lotions or tonics on hair, shaving, shaping, and/or trimming the beard, and applications, treatments or rubs of the scalp, face or neck with oils, creams, lotiions, cosmetics, antiseptics, powders, or other preparations in connection with the shaving, cutting, or trimming of the hair or beard. In addition to those subjects covered in the 1200 hour Barbering Course, this course also includes the traditional barbering services of hair tinting and coloring along with more modern practices of permanent waving and relaxing as offered in cosmetology salons. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$11,250.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,250.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$12,600.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 132.95
Textbook of Barbering
ISBN: 978-143-5497-153
$ 62.95
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-143-5497-139
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
Gainful Employment discosures
Barber - CIP Code 12-0402
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Barbers: $24,920 or approximately $11.98 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Barbers: $33,220 or approximately $15.97 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5011.00 SOC Code - 39-5011.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: 60% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Cosmetology Crossover
Traditional cutting, styling, & shaving
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Cosmetology Crossover Course
300 Clock Hours
The “Cosmetology Crossover” course is designed to instruct those already licensed in Cosmetology in traditional barbering services not included in the Cosmetology program, focussing on clipper cutting techniques, applying lotions or tonics on hair, shaving, shaping, and/or trimming the beard, and applications, treatments or rubs of the scalp, face or neck with oils, creams, lotiions, cosmetics, antiseptics, powders, or other preparations in connection with the shaving, cutting, or trimming of the hair or beard. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Tuition:
$ 2,400.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,200.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$ 3,700.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 132.95
Textbook of Barbering
ISBN: 978-143-5497-153
$ 62.95
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-143-5497-139
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
Financing, Graduation Rates and
Gainful Employment discosures
Barber - CIP Code 12-0402
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Barbers: $24,920 or approximately $11.98 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Barbers: $33,220 or approximately $15.97 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5011.00 SOC Code - 39-5011.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2017: CSBC Placement Rate: 60% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Manicuring & Advanced Manicuring
Nails, Manicures, & Pedicures
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Manicuring & Advanced Manicuring Courses
400 & 600 Clock Hours
“Manicuring”, or Nail Technology, includes cleansing, dressing or polishing of nails; performing a wide variety of artificial nail services; and the cosmetic treatment of the feet up to the knee and the hands up to the elbow. Manicuring provides a great opportunity fo artistic expression while focusing and specializing on nail care for their customers. The 400 hour course is our basic course, whicl eht 600 hour course is aour advanced course which includes more practice and instruction in artificial nails and the use of the nail drill. Our school is licensed by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, located at 1018 Kanawha Blvd. E., Suite 700, Charleston, West Virginia, 25301. Our institution is accreditied by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences (NACCAS).
Charleston School of Beauty Culture
Breakdown of Educational Costs:
School Costs:
Additional Costs:
Manicuring - 400 Hours
Tuition:
$ 3,700.00
WV Student Permit:
$ 25.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Uniforms (Approx.):
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,000.00
WV Work Permit:
$ 15.00
Examination Fee:
$ 186.00
Total School Cost:
$ 4,800.00
WV Licensing Fee:
$ 35.00
Advanced Manicuring - 600 Hours
Tuition:
$ 5,550.00
Registration Fee:
$ 100.00
Kit*
$ 1,000.00
Total School Cost:
$ 6,650.00
* Includes Textbooks & Equipment
Charleston School of Beauty Culture uses:
Milady Textbooks
$ 119.95
Nail Technology
ISBN: 978-128-5080-512
$ 62.95
Workbook for Beauty Culture Theory
ISBN: 978-128-5080-475
Further information on texts may be sought at www.cengage.com/highered.
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Manicurist - CIP Code 12-0410
Average West Virginian Income in 2018 for Nail Technicians / Manicurists: $22,120 or approximately $10.63 per hour. Average National Income in 2018 for Nail Technicians / Manicurists: $25,860 or approximately $12.43 per hour. For more information regarding Barbering occupations visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*Net at: http://onetonline.org/link/summary/39-5092.00 SOC Code - 39-5092.00 Based on NACCAS Annual Report for 2019: CSBC Placement Rate: 67% State Board Exam Pass Rate: 100%
Class Schedule
Manicuring:
Tues. - Fri.
9:00 - 4:30
Sat.
8:00 - 4:30
36 hours per week
for about 12 weeks
Advanced Manicuring
Tues. - Sat.
9:00 - 3:30
30 hours per week
for about 20 weeks
We have two manicuring courses:
Manicuring:
a 400 hours course.
Advanced Manicuring: a 600 hour course.
The 400 hour manicuring Course is not eligible
for Title IV financial aid.
Admissions
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In order to register you, the prospective
student, with the West Virginia State
Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists,
each student is required to furnish the
folloing information or documents:
1.
Student Reigstration Form
2.
Certificate of Health
3.
Driver’s License or Picture ID
4.
Social Security Card
5.
High School Diploma,
Transcipt, or GED
6.
Two Recent Photos (2” x 2”)
(head and shoulder shot)
7.
A $25.00 check or money order
made out to the “WV St. Bd. of
Barbers & Cosmetologists”, or
abbreviated WVBBC.
Tax transcripts or other tax information
may be necessary if applying for
Financial Aid Programs.
For those students whose last name is
different than the one on the high school
diploma or GED, we will need
documentation for any legal name
change, e.g. marriage license, divorce
decree.
Contact our office:
Phone: 1 (304) 346-9603
Fax: 1 (304) 346-1681
E-Mail:
Admissions@wvcsbc.net
For a pdf copy of our institution’s catalog,
please click on the button below.
Application Forms
Please print out the Enrollment Packet, in
pdf format, read and complete each form.
The last page of the Packet is the
Student Registration Form previously
mentioned.
Call for an appointment to bring in the
completed Enrollment Packet together
with all of the required domuments listed
in the first column of this page.
Do not forget to sign and date each form
where indicated.
1-304-346-9603
Financial Aid & Planning
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Net Price Calculator
Schools are required by the Federal Department of Education to provide information regarding the expected net cost of attendence at our institution in the most popular program. Understand that your circumstances may vary, and the information provided may not be applicable to your situation. Never the less, we hope that this information may prove helpful to you.
Applying for Pell Grants and Student Loans
Students seeking federal financial assistance through the Pell Grant or federal Direct Student Loan programs may be required to have their parents provide financial information. It will be necessary for applicants to establish an FSA ID for themselves, and perhaps their parents may as well. We encourage applying students use the IRS data retrieval tool on their Fafsa application. Our institution’s School Code is 015412. For all of our students filing for Pell Grants, all of our programs are classified as an occupational certificate in a less than two year program. All students will be considered as a first year student when they start.
Direct Student Loan Applications
Students who are applying for student loans as part of their financial aid will generally apply after they have enrolled as no loans will be certified prier to sixty days enrollment. However, if a student has any questions regarding their loan application, deferment, or repayment, contact our office or visit StudentAid.gov:Financial Aid Information:
This school is approved for Federal Assistance Programs to help finance tuition costs incurred in obtaining your new career. These include the Federal Pell Grant and the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, available for those students who qualify under such programs. A Federal Application for Student Financial Aid (FASFA) can be obtained from the school or the student can file this application on the internet at www.fasfa.ed.gov. A Federal Application for Student Financial Aid Assistance can be processed through the school or the completed application can be mailed directly to the processor. A FASFA is processed with the Pell Grant Award being determined by the Expected Family Contribution based on a needs analysis system. In addition to the Pell Grants and Student Loans which may be available to the student, certain other state and federal agencies may be able to provide further assistance, including the West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services: (800) 642-8207, or www.wvdrs.org, the Department of Health and Human Resources: (304) 558-0684, or www.dhhr.wv.gov, and for veterans or the children of veterans, please contact the Veterans Adminstration Benefits Office: http://www.benefits.va.gov/Huntington/other-va-facilities.asp.
Our Mission:
The overall mission of our institution is to provide education and training to our students, which will enable them to successfully pass their state board exam, obtain licensure and become successfully employed in the industry. The instructional staff possesses the skills required to provide necessary training, and we aspire to produce capable, productive stylists, barbers, aestheticians and nail technicians that exhibit the determination, skills, ability and the desire to succeed in the salon environment. Each student will not only receive instruction and exposure to essential technical skills and equipment, but also the opportunity for hands on, supervised work with the public
Mission & History
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The Charleston School of Beauty Culture was founded in July of 1957 and has been in continuious operation since its opening
more than half a century ago.
The school is licensed by theWest Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, and is assredited by the
National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS).
