Cosmetology Grants
With the need for education and skilled training rising day by day, colleges are offering various courses but at a hefty price.
It is practically not possible for all students to get scholarships and merits.
The needs and career interests of many a student would remain unfulfilled if grants were not available.
Cosmetology is one such field that has surpassed its commercial expectations.
The need of the day is an ultra-competitive arts-styled ambiance wherein the hairstylists and makeup professionals of next generation study in co-op style education.
The small town style beauty salons may remain a mainstay on the streets of U.S.A. with its half-baked beauty school trainee experimentation. But the career oriented students of today are aiming for a training caliber that can prepare them for exciting careers and elite positions in film and fashion industry.
With only a selected few making their mark in these industries, the others still cater to the general public and are driving careers and salaries to a professional level.
The demand for these high quality stylists is continuously increasing in the general market category.
What are Cosmetology School grants?
A cosmetology school grant or scholarship can be considered a financial “gift” which the student can use to study in cosmetology school. These grants are called as gifts or scholarships as they don’t have to be paid back. The funds are generally directed to the school and any amount remaining after paying for the course fees is given to the student.
Studying cosmetology in prestigious schools, or even the regular reputable schools for that matter, will surely not come cheap. A regular course in cosmetology will cost anywhere between $6500 and $10000.
The courses include hair-dressing skills like cutting, perming, coloring, styling and roller setting as well as make-up techniques.
Students opting for cosmetology course, while still in high school or college, should discuss with their school’s adviser/counselor on the financial help they can get.
The counselors have a general list of grants and it would be more helpful to ask them for grants specific to beauty schools. If you have enrolled in any cosmetology school, they would also have counselors who can help.
Most grant applications can be completed online and the process is quite simple.
Federal financial aid can also be availed of in the form of loans; however these loans need to be repaid while grants are normally gifts and need not be repaid.
The guidelines for cosmetology courses and the accreditation for schools is regulated by states and for the financial aid to be availed the schools should meet state-specific licensing requirements.
The NACCAS – National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts & Science monitors the accredited schools. Not all states insist on high-school diploma for students aspiring for a career in cosmetology, some states also accept GED equivalent.
Some cosmetology schools insist on admission test before enrolling. The cosmetology program also varies in different schools spanning anywhere from a few months to 2 years depending on the specialization of the study.
How are the Grants awarded?
Cosmetology school grants and scholarships are most often awarded on the basis of needs and disadvantaged backgrounds. Some grants are awarded on the basis of merits. Talent also plays a very big role and the grades and potential of the student can get them a free or discounted ride in reputed cosmetology schools. Your past grades in high school and college definitely do matter.
Getting good grades in school and college increases you chances of winning the grant and scholarship. Larger technical schools will have an edge in awarding these grants while compared to specialized schools.
How to apply for cosmetology grants?
While the financial assistance in traditional colleges and universities is quite marked and easy to approach, the same cannot be said about cosmetology schools. Traditional colleges have educational speakers, high-school counselors and other resources at their disposal, students aspiring for career in cosmetology will have to carve their own way out.
- The first step is to find a cosmetology school that suits your requirements and enquire if they have their own scholarship program or participate in a state-based, federal or corporate supported grant program.
- Apply for the grant or scholarship through interactive forms and forward the same through the participating program administrator.
Most schools and aid programs accept online applications through their specific web-sites.
Types of cosmetology grants
Cosmetology grants based on merit: The applicant should be able to demonstrate talent and skills in artistic make-up, hair design and other abilities to win these grants.
Cosmetology grants based on need: The applicant should be interested in following a career in cosmetology but is restrained by financial circumstances. These grants may cover all or part of the tuition fees and provide extra to cover living costs.
Cosmetology grants based on sociology: the main aspect for obtaining this grant is to fulfill qualifying requirements like religion, race, national origin etc. applicants are filtered based on ethnicity and the final recipient gets due consideration based on other additional factors.
Institutional Cosmetology grants: These grants are school specific and the applicant should study in the same school or college to get the requisite grant.
General Cosmetology grants: This covers the other scholarship programs provided by salons or corporate, beauty schools and specific websites.
Where to apply for Cosmetology grants?
Students aspiring to study in cosmetology schools can apply for funding from The American Cosmetology Education (ACE) Grant provided by American Association of Cosmetology Schools along with corporate sponsors. Getting a grant from here will depend on:
- school you want to attend and their participation in this grant
- the status of your interview and application in the chosen school
- and your financial status
Since most cosmetology programs may be booked you may have a waiting period especially if you are seeking grant subsidies.
Some of the grants awarded through the ACE is given below
Sport Clips Scholarship
Multiple scholarships of $1000 is awarded to students from different cosmetology schools who are members of the AACS. The scholarship is limited to one recipient from each school and is chosen by a selection committee comprising of Sport Clips Area Developers, SCI Support and Team Leaders. The deadline to receive this application is January 31st of each year and the applications can be submitted online too.
Dream Shears/Trade Essentials Scholarship
Scholarships of $500 is awarded to 10 students from participating AACS schools
Westmore Academy of Cosmetic Arts Makeup Scholarship
This is provided for post-graduate students who want to advance their career as makeup artists.
The course spans a period of 6 weeks and is designed to prepare the students for a career in high fashion, Haute Couture, commercial photography and Avant-Garde makeup.
Under the scholarship program, six grants of $1100 each is awarded to eligible post graduate students doing their Master Makeup course of 6 weeks. Another scholarship of $1300 is also awarded to six students doing their course in makeup for motion pictures, television, characters and effects the duration of which is 12 weeks.
OPI Scholarships
Six grants of $500 each is awarded through the Schaeffer Family foundation to students selected through essay writing and 1 industry recommendation.
Pat Goins Memorial Scholarship
Scholarships of $1000 each is awarded to 3 students from participating cosmetology schools. Aimed at meeting the tuition and education fees, the scholarship amount is paid in favor of the school on the selected student’s behalf.
AHBAI Scholarship – AHBAI
AHBAI stands for American Health and Beauty Aids Institute and issues scholarships under the Fred Luster Sr. Education Foundation This is a Chicago based foundation.
There are many cosmetology schools that provide their own grant. Some of these are:
Minnesota’s Model College of Hair Design
The College has high-quality programs in cosmetology with on-campus residence. The grants are awarded regularly and can be applied for through their online process.
Oregon Student Assistance Commission
Residents of Oregon State can benefit vastly from this state-specific grant. Grants of $600 are awarded to students who are enrolled in approved cosmetology programs for education and training for a minimum period of 9 months.
Vernon’s Kansas School of Cosmetology
Also offers various grant based programs based on the individual students’ past academic record and financial status. The college has some really competitive programs in cosmetology including part-time and full-time programs. Full time cosmetology programs here need almost a year for completion.
John Pelloni Memorial Scholarship
This is available for students studying in California’s Cerritos College. Eligible students get an award of $400.
Maureen Baldwin Cosmetology Scholarship
This available to students studying cosmetology in Highland Community College of Illinois. Eligibility is based on the student’s financial condition and academic performance.
Sally Beauty Supply Scholarships
Sponsored by the popular beauty store chain Sally Stores in partnership with National Cosmetology Association. Grants of $1000 are offered in scholarships each year to 10 students in 3 different categories. 5 scholarships of $1000 each is awarded to High school graduates (below 26 years), 3 grants of $1000 each for NCA members and the 3rd is for the children / grandchildren of NCA members seeking advanced education in cosmetology.
Walla Wall Community College, Washington
This college has their own cosmetology program and provides funding for the same
Other Available Programs
Joe Francis Hair-Care Scholarship Foundation
Awards grants of $1000 each for 19 students every year for cosmetology programs
Alice Madden Barton Cosmetology Scholarship Program
This is a program that is awarded twice a year for students pursuing cosmetology or barbering career. It is given in January and July and can be availed in any school. The grant is supported by Great Clips
NCEA Esthetician Scholarship
A scholarship of $1000 is awarded to esthetician students four times a year. The application can be submitted online along with an essay describing the applicant’s interest in cosmetology and financial need.
The criteria for winning the scholarship are enrollment in esthetician only training program, 80% attendance and 80% grade average. The deadline for submitting the application for each quarter is March 1st, June 1st, September 1st and December 1st.
“Education Rocks” Scholarship
A scholarship amount of $250 is awarded to the winning candidate
Massage Magazine Scholarship Program
This is given to five students studying for their massage therapy license to the tune of $1000 each.
There are institutes that give a skin-deep value to cosmetology and teach their students the chemistry and biology of skin and hair care. These institutes too provide grants that are supported by corporate giants.
A classical example of this is the Cosmetology program at Southern Westchester. Toyota International has granted a huge sum to this school to put up a technologically updated laboratory.
This lab which was installed with a investment of $10000 helps students study the art of cosmetology at a very scientific level with the skin types being studied at microscopic levels and research supported by experiments in chemistry. Students studying at this school can avail grants and discounts from Toyota to complete their courses.
One other option to finance your cosmetology education is federal financing. There are various types of federal financing available through accredited cosmetology schools.
Federal Pell Grant
Pell Grant can be used as a foundation for financial assistance and supplemented by other sources. Under this grant money is paid out annually, the amount disbursed is based on various aspects of the student’s education including financial situation. Amounts sanctioned under Pell Grants need not be repaid.
FSEOG – Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
Sanctioning of this grant is based solely on availability of funds and the winning students don’t need to repay the grant. Funds are distributed by the Department of Education to schools participating in the above program and students can apply for the same through their respective schools.
To be eligible for this grant, the students should have extreme financial need and other monetary assistance the student receives will also be considered.
FSL – Federal Stafford Loan
This was earlier issued as Guaranteed Student Loan. This is a low interest loan that students can avail through external lending institutions and agencies with a guaranteed repayment by the government. Stafford Loans come in two forms – subsidized and unsubsidized. Under the subsidized scheme, the interest on the loan availed is paid by the government while the student is still in school and for 6 months after course completion.
FPLUS – Federal Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students
This is an alternative loan and aims at helping parents provide for the educational expense of their children. This fund is aimed at helping parents secure themselves against borrowing on their assets and properties.
G.I. Bill
People who have been in the military can avail their G.I. Bill to fund their cosmetology education. This bill is designed to meet the expenses of vocational and education training. However these grants are school and state specific and cannot be availed at all places.
Beyond Grants
What you do need to be careful is about the grant you are applying for. Some grants need to be paid back immediately (after the completion of your course) while some are given as gifts and don’t need to be repaid. Apart from grants and scholarships, the cosmetology industry is also brimming with sponsorships, contests and similar financial-aid opportunities mostly supported by corporate companies that can be availed of with proper planning, research and timely application.
The other thing you will need to remember is these grants and scholarships, as many as you win, will still not be able to pay off all the expenses of your tuition fees, food and lodging expenses.
After due consideration of the amounts you have won through grants, you may need to apply for loans from other sources. Your school counselor will be able to help you in this regard and guide you to low interest loans with flexible repayment terms. Some good examples of these are loans from Salle Mae and the Student Loan option from Citibank Student Loan Division.
These lending institutions give a grace period of up to six months after completion to start the loan repayment program.
However these loans should only be a last option after all the grants and federal loan options have been exhausted.
Career options
After due completion of a course in cosmetology, there are various places the student can be employed in. The most lucrative field for cosmetologists is undoubtedly the fashion and film industry.
Apart from this cosmetologists depending on the course they have specialized can be employed as hair-dresser and hair-stylist, barbers, skin care specialists, manicurists and pedicurists, shampooers etc. Advanced courses in cosmetology help you get employed as aroma therapist, cosmetician, makeup artist, massage therapist, film and theatre hair specialist as well as a career in Electrology.
You can find a job almost as soon as you are out of the cosmetology school, and some schools even have placement options. If you are really good at your work, you can even get a corporate to finance your business proposition with specific product and branding support.
August 10th, 2011 at 2:36 am
Im interested in going to Cinema Makeup School in Los Angeles, CA. I am having difficulty finding scholarship assistance because it does not a federal grant money. If you can help me please email me. Thank you.
August 20th, 2011 at 4:44 am
I need a Cosmetology Grant based on need. My tuition. I want to start school September 12 2011 and I need assistance. I’m over my head with Tuition and I need this education. Not only do I need it but I want it, but not at the expense of going further into debt trying to get out it via College education. Please, help me help myself.
August 23rd, 2011 at 5:15 pm
I need a grant for cosmetology. i would like to start school in september 13 and my financial situation is not helping me much. i have dreamed to be in a cosmetology school for as long as i remember to get to my school i need to take the bus and walk it takes me over a hour to get to my school,as i said my financial situation it is not so helpfull. thank you for your time and hopefully you can help me. thank you
August 26th, 2011 at 5:10 am
I am planning on attending school in September but I need help with tuition. I was enrolled last year but had to stop because I was in need of a full time job to help support my single mother. Any money I can receive will help me for fill my dream of becoming a cosmetologist. Please help!
August 28th, 2011 at 6:53 am
Hi my name is Patrick Brown, and I’m looking to go to a Academy for cosmetology. I would like any and all information about any available grants or scholarships. Thank you for your time, and hope to hear back from you.
September 7th, 2011 at 2:45 am
i am enrolled to begin cosmetology school in October at Regency Beauty School and desperately could use any financial assistance. I like many, must work while continuing my eduction, and would love to hear any suggestions you might have. Feel free to contact me at any time:]
September 8th, 2011 at 4:37 pm
Hello my name is rikki wells i would like to attend jean madiline beauty school i am planning on starting in november, i just graduacted high school june of 2011 as well as having a baby in april i am a single mother trying my best to provide for my daughter as well as achieving my dream of going to hair school, my parents do not support me attending school and any help or information will help i can be contacted by email totianynalightbright@gmail.com thank you
September 9th, 2011 at 1:20 pm
I AM IN NEED OF FINANCIAL HELP WHILE I AM IN SCHOOL FOR ME AND MY DAUGHTER,I START OCTOBER 3, 2011. PLESE HELP US,I REALLY WANT THIS BADLY,I HAVE TO DO BETTER FOR US!
September 20th, 2011 at 7:50 am
Hello, my name is nicole and I have wanted to attend cosmo school since I was a small child! I am currently enrolled at avalon cosmotology school in mesa, az. I have a gpa of 98.3, this is my passion! Although…..i attend full gime and a proud single mother who needs desperate help! She will be 3 in dec. And I have yet to see a dillar. Been evicted twice in a year, had to sell my car due to making school. Im 31, single, and cant wait to complete my dream! Please, please, consider me. Im determined and loysl. But I cannot do this slone….i can be reached via e mail at ratajn@yahoo.com thank you, nicole
September 22nd, 2011 at 7:03 pm
Hello my name is Cindy and my dream has been to be a Nail technician, i am married with children and my husband and daughter are both disabled. I just want to be able to take care of my family and I cant afford to take the Cosmetology Course because it is too long and I need to be able to work within 6 months, so the nail classes would be so beneficial.Plus in the future I would love to open my own Nail Studio! If anyone knows of how I can get Nail Classes funded please leave me a message syndisu38@gmail.com
Fulfilling my dreams into a reality would be a dream for me!
Thank You..
September 26th, 2011 at 7:42 pm
I am trying to apply for some scholarships to attend the Beauty Academy in Glenwood Springs, CO. Out of all the crap google spits out I have only filled out one application and it like a drawing for a free scholarship so I dont even think it is real. This is frustratingly not as easy going as I first anticipated. Please someone help! I want to go to school so bad but at this rate it seems impossible. :’(
September 26th, 2011 at 7:42 pm
I am trying to apply for some scholarships to attend the Beauty Academy in Glenwood Springs, CO. Out of all the crap google spits out I have only filled out one application and it like a drawing for a free scholarship so I dont even think it is real. This is frustratingly not as easy going as I first anticipated. Please someone help! I want to go to school so bad but at this rate it seems impossible.
October 3rd, 2011 at 10:18 pm
Hi, I am a senior in high school at the moment [10-03-11] and i am seeking a Cosmetology Scholarship because i am going to need financial help. My school’s that i am looking into are Milan Institute of Cosmetology in San Antonio TX and Houston Training Schools in Houston TX, But my mind is open and still looking for the best! If you can help me With any information or ways to get a scholarship please contact me by email!
Thank-You for your time
Tyiesha
October 7th, 2011 at 2:57 pm
Hello my name is Kayla. I have a 20 month old daughter and I am a single mother. I am trying to go back to school to finish what I love to do, hair, nails,make-up, to make people feel better about themselves even if it is only for a short time. I would love to attend Rogers Academy of Hair and Design starting October 25th, 2011 but currently I do not have enough money to attend and complete the needed courses to complete this program. Please help me finish my dream.
October 7th, 2011 at 8:29 pm
I enrolled to begin class in Jan 2012 and have to secure grants/scholarships to fund school. At 39, I have decided to pursue something fun and creative, and not just a job. Many scholarships are for recent grads, but what about the moms that are returning to school while raising their children. Financially we carry more load than a teenager, yet have less opportunities. Is there something more for us to benefit from?
October 12th, 2011 at 6:59 am
I am seeking some assistance with paying the tuition for Regency Beauty Institute in Greenfield, Wisconsin. I see the list of several grants and scholarships, but I do not know how I go about applying or being considered for any of them. I see other comments include details about their personal situations, so I am guessing I need to do the same, for that appears to be part of the process. Therefore, I am 36 years old, married and have 3 children. I do have a degree, but unfortunately it is in real estate, and of course that is not a promising career field in this economy.
My most recent job downsized their staff, and I was part of the cut. I do not qualify for unemployment, and we are struggling to make ends meet. All of our savings went to pay for the burial of my father, who passed away unexpectedly in April. He had no life insurance, savings, or anything. I being an only child had the burden of taking on his expenses, and I am still indebted to the funeral home. To make matters worse, I cannot find a job in my field of expertise.
I ultimately have decided to return to school for cosmetology because it has always interested me, and I know it is a career I would enjoy doing, as well as it is stable, for which is what my family needs.
We are on food stamps and at risk of losing our home, and I do not want to see my children uprooted because I cannot provide for them as I should. I really need to find a way to make paying for my tuition possible so I can have a future for myself and my family. I only qualify for the Pell grant, which of course will not be enough, so we really need some assistance. I hope this comment and website will lead me in the right direction, or be the answer to our prayers.
October 20th, 2011 at 9:13 pm
There are only 3 Nail Tech. schools in my area. Two of them are over 30 miles away and I have no way there. The other one is within 5 miles and the total cost is $1675.00. I NEED to start over. I have a 13 year old daughter and recently lost my job. To date I have applied for 810 positions with only 1 interview granted. I did not go to college so I have no BA Degree. However, I would think my experience would be enough!. My mother was living with me and shared in the household expense but she passed after a 7 week struggle with Lung Cancer. I have to take care of my daughter. I need to change my career to a no fail industry so we can be secure. I need $1675 to attend school. I will even opt for a sponsor so I can get my Nail Tech License. If anyone knows how, what, when or where PLEASE HELP US! sheilareed319@yahoo.com. GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!!
November 1st, 2011 at 6:12 am
Cathy Ponder
Michaels School of Beauty
1325 Augusta W. Pkwy, Suite C Augusta, Georgia 30909
cat.pon@live.com
I am a student at a Private Cosmetology Institution who does not offer any Scholarship insensitive and I encourage your request in granting me some funding to support my education and endowment to promote my study here as successful as it is right now. Our class requires us to plan, develop, and execute as Stylist and to become Career Oriented and to do so, my anticipation on your organization/foundation support could be most rewarding to me in attending promotions of Hair Shows, purchasing most needed appliances (not included in Kit), obtaining hair supplies needed to demonstrate hair care for Clients we services on the Clinic Floor and to prepare me to go before the State Board with the necessary tools or equipment at passing to achieve my Masters License in Cosmetology. My seven hundred (700) hours is significant to me and reaching the required one thousand/five hundred (1500) is very hard because individual assistance is much needed. We are able to receive credits toward any participation or attendance at any function. I previously have a BS Degree in Business Ad and disable and not able to work and as you possibly know that with a degree; one is not eligible for any Hope Grants and more less, none other. By my petition for donations from this particular business for monetary gifts, a sponsor or even sample hair products in Promotional Products that you may be aware to be benefit to Cosmetology Industry. If your foundation is interested in donating to my being a candidate, I could greatly appreciate your input. All donations would be recognized as donated from your establishment at the institution, in the resident community newsletter and possibly in the local newspaper (if my ability to interest them in a human-interest story for the paper). This letter and my letter of Thank you indicating your exact donation are sufficient documentation of your donation for tax purposes.
This letter and my letter of Thank you indicating your exact donation are sufficient documentation of your donation for tax purposes.
This donation will be used for the sole purpose and benefit of a US citizen. My project goal is to provide a decent study to include all my research and Extra Curricular Activities when there are shows/classes to upgrade my learning experience and skills. If you have any questions you may contact the school’s Director, Rev. Brodneax at (706) 854-0010 ext 23 or Michael Beauty School(michaelsschool@bellsouth.net). If you wish to have further information on the nature of the class requirement you may contact our Instructor, Ms. Rolland at Ext. 24… Thank you in advance for your consideration and support.
With Regards,
Ms. Ponder
November 5th, 2011 at 7:36 pm
My cosmetology license has lapsed since 2004 and i want to take the test again however i would like to go back to cosmetology school to refresh. Please help! Sincerely, D. Gibbs
November 7th, 2011 at 8:16 am
I’m currently enrolled in a cosmetology school that doesn’t allow federal funding. I am a single mother of 3 children, working full-time and attending school full-time. Any assistance would be greatly appticated. Thank you
November 27th, 2011 at 4:14 am
I have been helping Samantha look for ways to improve her life and make a career out of something she has truly been fascinated with her who whole life. She is a great student and a joy to have around. It would be exciting to see those girls who have tried everything to make their dreams come true only to succeed instead of hitting the road blocks so many young women do before hey are given the chance to make their dreams come true. Wish Samantha the best of luck.
December 1st, 2011 at 6:26 am
I’m hoping to start school on Jan. 3 2012. My tuition is $16,200 plus my additional cost (lab cost and supply kit) brings me to an overwhelming total of $17,706. Thats a lot of money. I got my fafsa completed and between that and the school, I’ve been granted $8,005. I was also given an unsub. loan worth $2,885 and a sub. loan worth $5,490. I know that’s a lot of money right there but that’s more loan money than I want to pay back. Even if I did use the grant and the loans, I’m still short $1,326. I know that doesn’t seem like much but it is for me and my family. I don’t have a job, my dad’s on disability, and there is no one in or around my family that can afford to help me. I’m so lost and desperate. I’ve been searching the internet for different grants but I can’t find anything. Maybe I’m just not looking in the right places. Any advise?
December 7th, 2011 at 1:34 am
I am currently enrolled in cosmetology school and I just got the news today that I will not receive my full pell grant. They made me go off of my fathers income and I haven’t lived with him in over a year and a half. We only have one finical aid worker in the school and she won’t help me, she is rude and all she is telling me is “we don’t do student loans”. I’m out of options and I’ve got 2700 dollars left to pay, i have 750 hours and I won a trophy at state competition and now I might have to drop out due to lack of money. Will someone please point me in the right direction??
December 10th, 2011 at 6:39 am
Hi, My name is Drina, I am 46 and will be starting at Paul Mitchell the School on Jan. 14 2012. I am on SSI and need to find a Scholarship for needs basis. I am not familiar with what to do to find help getting a Scholarship and my school does not have any available. My Tuition is over 18,00.00 and I will need money for living and traveling expenses. I will be recieving a small grant with which I am very thankful for but it will only get me in the door. If you have any information or any Grants or Scholarships that I might qualify for I would appreciate the help of any kind. Thank you for caring.
December 23rd, 2011 at 3:41 am
My Name is Krystal, I am 20 years old with my frist child on the way. Ive been trying to find grants and scholarships to help me make the best out of my life and so I can give my baby the best life I can. My mom is a single mom with no education under her belt, my father died when I was 12. I understand how important going to school is. I would love a career in beauty I even have my heart set on being an esthetician. Ive already looked at schools and have made my choice in which one I want to go to. However the money part is the hard part. I would greatly appreicate it if I could get help trying to pay my way through school. Thanks for taking the time to read!
December 23rd, 2011 at 9:59 pm
I AM 42 years, cosmetologist for 19 years in NORTH AFRICA NOW I AM LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENT AND I LIVE IN A SANTA MONICA CA United States 90403 NOW I HAVE TO SEND MY DEGREE AND MY SCHEDULE OF CONTENTS VOLUME OF MY study to assess AL ACREVS INC. TO KNOW THE NUMBER HOURS OF COURSE NECESSARY FOR ME PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Cosmetology MA LICENCE.I have chosen A SCHOOL FOR IT NOW TO SAVE TIME UNTIL MY REVIEW I HAVE NEED YOUR HELP TO GET GRANTS TO FUND MY COURSE AS NEW RESIDENT TO United States.
THANK YOU
DALILA OUAMERALI
January 3rd, 2012 at 11:08 pm
My name is Lakeisha i am 21 years old,i have been doing hair since i was about 12 years old. Learning from watching others, growing to love it and also becoming extremely good at it. I am currently getting into learning how to cut hair and so far i have been doing a good job, i absolutely need this opportunity! I feel that it will be something that i will give my all to and will better my living situations right now i am currently unable to pay the tuition on my own and i don’t believe that financial aid will cover everything.My tuition is a little over 20,000 dollars. It would mean more than the world to me if i could be blessed enough to receive the money that i need to for fill one of my dreams and to start a career that i can be proud of.
January 9th, 2012 at 4:34 am
Hi my name is Flor I will soon be 18 and ill be graduating school by may i really wish to study cosmetolgy , but i am looking for a scholarship to be able to follow my dreams. It would mean the world to me if i could follow my dreams and go to cosmetology school. thanks for taking the time to read my comment.
January 21st, 2012 at 10:14 pm
HI my name is Gabby I’m 24 years old. I have a beautiful daughter and I am doing my best to raise her as a single mother. currently I am attending school to obtain my AS degree in Early Childhood Education. I have a dream to be a pre school teacher, but also have a love and passion of the cosmetology world as well. I love taking care of children, but I also love doing other people’s makeup, so they can feel good about themselves. If I could have both in my life I would be delighted. As of right now I am receiving financial aid for my AS degree. I wanted to know are there any possible ways of me receiving aid for my cosmetology license to do makeup at the same time as receiving aid for my AS degree in Early childhood? Are there any options for individuals such as myself? What would be some advice if any that could be offered to me. I would appreciate any feed back. I just want to do all I can to take care of my daughter and provide for her as well as accomplishing my goals.Thanks for taking the time to read my comment
January 29th, 2012 at 8:24 pm
Hi my name is melanie am 21 been a beautician is my dream I love fashion am very creative done some nice makeovers on brides write now am studying agric sci in a uni in nigeria buh am not feeling it a bit cos its not what I want I love make-ups I love making people beautiful and happy when I see a person happy about the makeup I did it makes me very happy my parents are not stopping me from doing it buh the financial aspect blocks it all I will really love it if you can help me I don’t even mind working part time all I need is a school to admit me and your support am really hard-working and I know what am doing I promise not to let u down please. Thank you so much am melanie from nigeria please you could save a girl’s dream
February 1st, 2012 at 12:33 am
Hi my name is Raven Martindill,I am 18 years old and I will be the first in my family to graduate from high school. I graduate on May 18,2012 this year. I am interested in going to Paul mitchell cosmetology school. I have been in the cosmetology program in my high school for 4 years so im really inerested in this field for my career. I would like to start in July but I have no job and i need help trying to get money for the school so I can accomplish my goal and dream of becoming a cosmetologist. Would you have any feed back on how I can accomplish my dream?Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to read my comment