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Can you go to a four-year college for this?

In a cosmetology field are there colleges that teach four years of it? #colleges #cosmetology #cosmetics #hair-stylist

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Ken’s Answer

Hi Nolan!


You are asking about a very interesting area.


Most people involved in this area get their start during the last two years of high school or at a community college. Private schools are available, but they are generally much more expensive and may not be any better to offset the additional cost.


If that is an appropriate career area, here are some good places to start an education.
Cosmetology Programs Available at:
North Carolina Community Colleges Campuses;
- Robeson Community College
- Sandhills Community College
- Fayetteville Technical Community College


Let me know if and how this is helpful. Keep me posted. I would like to follow your progress.

Thank you comment icon Thank you Ken! I appreciate the feedback and helpful information! Nolan
Thank you comment icon You are welcome. Please keep me posted. I would really like to follow your progress. Ken Simmons
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Gabrielle’s Answer

Different cosmetology programs offer different course length requirements, although I am not familiar with any that offer 4 year long programs. Typically most of these programs take anywhere from 8months to 2 years to complete. Each state has different requirements and licensure expectations, I would recommend taking a look at what your state requires. Cosmetology students must complete a certain amount of hours of work in order to graduate, so your amount of time in school depends on your schedule. Taking either full time or part time classes will impact your time in school as well.

I would suggest reaching out to a few different cosmetology schools you have in mind to inquire further about their specific program requirements and length. They are eager to set up an appointment for you to come tour the school or even answer a few questions for you over email or phone. Don’t be afraid to reach out and ask questions straight from the source!

Hope that was helpful!
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