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Academy of Hair Design

S C H O O L C ATA L O G | 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1

Professional Training Personal Attention Rewarding Career

effective: 7-1-201


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Academy Of Hair Design

Corporate Ofce1815 Terry Road

Jackson, MS 39204

(601) 372-9800

Fax (601) 372-9979

1-800-499-6632

www.academyofhair.com

AccreditationAll schools are nationally accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences, 4401Ford Ave,, Suite 1300, Alexandria, VA 22302, telephone number (703) 600-7600. The National Accrediting Commission ofCosmetology Arts and Sciences is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a national accrediting agencytor Postsecondary schools and programs of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences.

LicensingMississippi State Board Of Cosmetology State of Mississippi Board of Barber Examiners

P.O. Box 55689 Jackson, MS 39296-5689 P.O. Box 603 Jackson, MS 39205(601) 354-5316 (601) 359-1015

OwnershipAcademy of Hair Design I, III

Zametto Enterprises, Inc.

Academy of Hair Design IV

Pearl Beauty School, Inc.

Academy of Hair Design VI

Hattiesburg Hair Academy, Inc.


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The Academy is devoted to the training of competent cosmetologist, barbers

and cosmetology instructors. The goal of the cosmetology, barbering or

cosmetology instructor student is not only to pass the required State Board

examination, but also to participate in intensive training and study so that upon

graduation, the student can enter successfully into his/her chosen profession . . .

COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING or COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTORS. This school

pledges its dedication to the attainment of this goal for each and every student for

the State licensing examination and for protable employment as a cosmetologist,

barber or cosmetology instructor.

Academy Mission Statement

Table of Contents

Accreditation, Licencing,

Ownership2

Corp. Ofce, Campus

Locations and Staff4

Facilities 5

General Admission

Requirements6

Admission Practices & Grading 7

Cosmetology 8

Barbering 10

Instructor Training 12

The Academy Classes 14

General School Information 15

Career Development:

Cosmetologist, Barber,

Cosmetology Instructor

17

Gainful Employment 18


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Corporate OfcePat D. Zametto, President/lnstructor/Director of Education

Melvin R. Calton, Vice President/Executive Director/Sec.-Treasurer

Andrea Calton - Administrative Staff / Instructor

Gina Russell - Administrative Staff

Campus Locations and Staff

Academy of Hair Design I (Grenada)2003-B South Commerce

Grenada, MS 38901

(662) 226-2464

FAX (662) 226-0441

Admissions: Tammy Bruce

Instructors: Frankie Innes Darlene Smith Ralph Worley

Academy of Hair Design III (Jackson)1815 Terry Road

Jackson, MS 39204

(601) 372-9800

FAX (601) 372-9979

Admissions: Kim Whitney Jarret Johnson

Cosmetology / Manager / Instructor: Roena Butler

Barber/Manager/Instructor: Oddie ShelbyInstructors: Flora Johnson Paul Lewis Artherrall Taylor Tamiko Smith Alicia Tyner Chris Paige

Academy of Hair Design IV (Pearl)3167 Hwy. 80 East

Pearl, MS 39208

(601) 939-4441

FAX (601) 932-5109

Admissions: Lori Rhodes

Instructors: Carolyn Brantley Kathy Condery Don Johnson

Academy of Hair Design VI (Hattiesburg)6552 Hwy. 49 North

Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(601) 583-1290

FAX (601) 583-1291

Admissions: Shannon Harteld

Instructors: Pat Zametto Victoria Drummond Tyrone McLaurin Deloris Stovall


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Facilities

Academy Of Hair Design 1 (Greneda Campus) is located ina modern facility that is centrally heated and air conditioned. Adequate parking

facilities are available in front and rear of the college. The Academy has available

approximately 3,200 square feet of oor space. This is divided into 3 ofces, clinic

area, dispensary, store room, 2 rest rooms, 1 freshman classroom and 1 junior/

senior classroom/breakroom. The Academy has the following equipment: 25

mirrored stations, 25 styling chairs (accommodating 50 students), 7 shampoo

bowls, 7 shampoo chairs, 5 towel bins, 1 receptionist desk, and 1 receptionist

stool, 12 dryers, 3 manicuring tables and stools, and other miscellaneous

equipment.

Academy Of Hair Design 3 (Jackson Campus) is located in a modern facility that is central heated & airconditioned. Adequate parking facilities are available to the school. The Academy has approximately 13,000 sq. ft. of oor

space. The area is divided into the following: 7 ofces, 6 classrooms, Cosmetology Clinic which has 40 styling stations with

mirrors, 9 shampoo bowls and chairs, 18 dryers, reception area & dispensary; Barbering Clinic which has 20 styling stations with

mirrors, 6 shampoo bowls & chairs, 13 dryers, reception area & dispensary, student lounge, men's and ladies restrooms, employee

lounge and restroom and other miscellaneous equipment.

Academy Of Hair Design 4 (Pearl Campus) boasts a main facility which s made up of 5,000 square feetthat is divided into a main ofce and admissions ofce along with an academic and practical room, stock room, dispensary,

two restrooms, break room and large lecture room. We also have an expanded campus located at 3161 Highway 80 East.

This campus is made up of 5,000 square feet that is divided into a large clinic oor area containing 45 styling stations with

styling chairs, 7 shampoo bowls, 19 dryers and 2 ped spas. The building also contains a dispensary, two classrooms, on

practical room, break room, stock room, ofce and two restrooms.

Academy Of Hair Design 6 (Hattiesburg Campus) occupies a newly renovated facility that is heatedand air conditioned. Adequate parking is available. The Academy has approximately 15,000 sq.ft. of oor space. The area is

divided into the following: Reception Area, 4 ofces, 6 classrooms, 1 dispensary, student lounge, men's and ladies restrooms

Cosmetology Clinic, which has 37 styling stations with hydraulic chairs and mirrors, 10 shampoo bowls and chairs, 18 dryer

units with chairs; Barbering Clinic has 22 styling stations with mirrors and hydraulic chairs, 5 shampoo bowls with chairs and

8 dryer units with chairs.


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General Admission RequirementsCosmetology Barbering The Academy admits as regular students persons who are above the age of compulsory school attendance (16 years) in

Mississippi who have either a High school equivalency certicate or are High School Graduates.

Applicant must have Photo ID.

Cosmetology Instructor TraineeFor this program, The Academy admits persons who meet the following qualications:

Applicant must not be less than 21 years of age.

Applicant must have a current Mississippi Cosmetology license.

Applicant must have a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Applicant must have Photo ID.

Applicant must be a graduate of an approved beauty school in either the state of Mississippi or any other state.

Applicant must have twelve (12) semester hours credit in Methods of Teaching. Where such is not available, allied courses,

approved by the Board, will be acceptable. These hours may be acquired during your training or a correspondence course.

Applicant must have a minimum of 2 years active experience as a licensed cosmetologist to be eligible to enroll in the 750

hour Cosmetology Instructor Trainee course.

Cosmetology Instructor Trainee enrolling for 2000 hours must meet a!l of the above requirements except 2 years active

experience as a licensee cosmeologists.

How To RegisterThe Academy will gladly make an

appointment for you to talk with the

schools admissions representative or you

may send your name and address to:

Academy of Hair Design - Corp. Ofce,

1815 Terry Road Jackson, MS 39204

Starting datesThe Academy is open year round because

of the school curriculum, the Academy

is able to enroll and start classes the rst

and third Tuesday of each month. Call

today and check with our school registrar

for exact class dates.


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AdmissionPractices

The Academy does not solicit nor

recruit students already attending or

that have been admitted to another

school offering a similar program of

study.

Grading SystemStudents receive a numeric grade inboth their academic and practical work,

An overall average of 85 is required. The

following represents the equivalencies

of grades assigned:

A - 95-100

B - 90 to 94

C - 85 to 89

84 and below is FAILING

Access to Student Files &InformationStudent or parent/guardian (if student is a dependent minor) may have access

to their own les by contacting the Academys administration for an appointment

with the Supervisor or Registrar, These records may not be removed from the

Academy. No information regarding a student will be released without the priorwritten consent of the student, or parent/guardian it the student is a dependent

minor, unless required to do so by state, accrediting or governmental agency.


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Cosmetology

Cosmetology

If you feel you have an artistic air and enjoy working with people, our Cosmetol-

ogy Program could be the right career path for you! The Academy of Hair Design

is dedicated to providing you with the marketable skills you need to succeed; we

are nationally accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetol-

ogy Arts and Science. After completing program requirements (1500 hours) and

passing the State examination, you will be licensed to work as a stylist or even a

make-up artist.

The Cosmetology Program is offered at all our campuses.

Curriculum Overview

15/18 months of continuous training

is required which will consist of

a maximum of 31 hrs. per week.

There shall be a minimum total

accumulation of 1500 (clock)

hours. The State of Mississippi

law requirement for academic and

practical classes in cosmetologyare divided approximately as

follows: 60% clinic work and 40%

classroom (both academic and

practical application).

Cosmetology Kit

1 Nylon Case

12 Rattail Combs

12 All Purpose Combs

3 Hair Brushes

22 Dozen Rollers

1 Shampoo Cape

1 Comb Out Cape

1 Haircutting Shear

1 Razor

2 Applicator Bottles

1 Box of Pin Curl Clippers

2 Boxes of Roller Clippies

1 Lift Comb

1 Tool Comb

1 Spray Bottle

1 Air Flow Brush

1 Round Brush

1 Manicure Pusher

1 Manicure Nippers

1 Orangewood Stick

3 Dozen Perm Rods

1 Curling Iron

4 Emery Boards

All Campuses


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Cosmetology Course of Study (1500 Hours)

Academic and Demonstration (330)

Shampooing (75)

Wet Waving, Hairsetting, Pincurls (80)

Scalp Treatments (30)

Permanent Waving (90)

Comb-outs Iron Curls, Blow Waving (100)

Facial Massage (25)

Facial Make-up (10)

Eyebrow Arch (15)

Hairshaping

razor (35)

scissors (70)

Chemistry (20)

Chemical Relaxer (25)

Color Rinses

temporary (15)

semi-permanent (15)

wig and hair goods (10)

Graduation Requirments

Students must complete the 1500 hours as designated by the MS State Board of

Cosmetology, complete all assigned credits, all assigned projects, pass all tests

with an 85 average, and pass prestate examination on academic and practical

skills. Student is then issued a certicate by the Academy and is then eligible to

take the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology licensing examination. All tuition

and supply bills must be paid before graduation. Please see Rules and Regulations

for further details.

Hair Tinting (35)

Bleaches (35)

Eyelash and Eyebrow Dye (10)

Manicuring (30)

Written and Oral Test (75)

Electricity Pertaining to Salon Work (10)

Lectures and Instruction on Sanitation,

Sterilizer, Care and Treatment of Skin,

Scalp and Equipment (140)

Salesmanship, Business Training and Law

Relating to Cosmetology (150)

Employment (45)

How to seek and obtain employment

Resume

Payroll Deduction

Safety Practices (25)

Total Hours 1,500

State Examination

Students must pay a license and

examination fee of $85.00 in the form

of money order or bank draft made

payable to the Mississippi State Board

of Cosmetology. The State examination

consists of practical skills and a written

academic test.

Course Cost *

(All Campuses)

Tuition: $9,950

Reg: $100

Books: $100

Kit: $250

$10,400 Total

* Tuition and fee rates, which are established annually by the Academy, are subject to change without notice. For the most

updated information, please contact the Corporate Ofce at (601) 372-9800.


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Barbering

Barbering

Barbering is becoming one of the "hottest" professions! Our Barbering Program

is designed to prepare our students for a rewarding, creative career with many

options. The Academy of Hair Design uses the latest edition of Milady's Standard

Professional Barbering text and Student Workbook published by Thomson

Delmar Learning. Students will be prepared to pass the state examination given

by The Mississippi State Board of Barbering Examiners. The skills and knowledgeobtained by The Academy of Hair Design will enable you to become successful in

the modern as well as the traditional barber shop.

The Barbering Program is offered at our Jackson and Hattiesburg campuses.

Curriculum Overview


is required which will consist of a

maximum of 31 hrs. per week. There

shall be a minimum total accumulation

of 1500 (clock) hours. The State

of Mississippi law requirement for

academic and practical classes in

cosmetology are divided approximatelyas follows: 60% clinic work and 40%

classroom (both academic and practica

application).

Barbering Kit

1 Clipper

1 T-edger

1 Blow Dryer

1 Curling Iron

1 Pack of Guards

1 Shear

1 Thinning Shear

1 Razor

1 Box of Blades

1 2 Nylon Brushes

1 Round Brush

6 All-Purpose Combs

6 Rat+ail Combs

12 Barbering Combs

1 Tint Brush with Comb

1 Shampoo Cape

1 Cutting Cape

1 Spray Bottle

1 Applicator Bottle

2 Doz. Pink Rods

1 Doz. Blue Rods

1 Doz. Gray Rods

1 Doz. Duckbill Clips

Jackson & Hattiesburg Campuses


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Barbering Course of Study (1500 Hours)

Academic and Demonstration (230)

Shampooing and Draping (40)

Scalp and Hair Treatments (40)

Hairshaping (800)

scissors, razor, clippers

scissors

Shaving, Beard and Mustache Trim (15)

Manicures (20)

Facial Massage (25)Hair Setting/Comb-out (20)

Blowdry-Curling Iron (25)

Permanent Waving and Chemical Hair Relaxer (120)

Hair Coloring (50)

Hair Pieces (20)

Sanitation and Sterilization (20)

Eyebrow Waxing and Arching (75)

Total Hours 1,500

State ExaminationStudents must pay a licensing &examination fee of $90.00 in the form ofmoney order or bank draft. The moneyorder or bank draft should be madepayable to the Mississippi State Boardof Barbering. The state examinationconsists of practical skills and 2 writtenacademic examinations, a state lawtest and a National Barbering academicexamination.


Students must complete the 1500 hours as designed by the MS State Board of

Barbering complete all assigned credits, all assigned projects, pass all tests with

an 85 average, and pass prestate examination on academic and practical skills.

Student is then issued a certicate by the Academy and is then eligible to take the

Mississippi State Board of Barbering licensing examination. All tuition and supply

bills must be paid before gradxuation. Please see Rules and Regulations for further

details.

Course Cost *

(Jackson & Hattiesburg Campuses)

Tuition: $8,950

Reg: $100

Books: $140

Kit: $200

$9,390.00 Total





Instructor Training

Instructor Training

At the Academy of Hair Design, students in our Instructor Training Program

are taught the most effective methods of teaching and conduction of practical

and academic classes. Students must also learn record keeping and school

administration. Upon licensing, an instructor may work as an instructor in

any Mississippi state licensed school and/or instruct in seminars, workshops,

conventions as well as continuing educational classes.

Instructor Training Programs are offered at all our campuses.

Curriculum Overview


is required which will consist of a

maximum of 31 hrs. per week. There

shall be a minimum total accumulation

of 750/2000 (clock) hours. The State

of Mississippi law requirement for

academic and practical classes in

cosmetology are divided approximatelyas follows: 60% clinic work and 40%

classroom (both academic and practica

application).

All Campuses



Instructor Trainee Course of Study (750 Hours)

Observation Academic and Skill (80)

The Professional Teacher (164)

Student Motivation and Learning (99)

Testing and Evaluation (65)

Methods, Management and Materials (332)

Cosmetology Law, Rules, and Regulations (10)

Total Hours 750Instructor Trainee Course of Study (2000 Hours)

Observation Academic and Skill (213)

The Professional Teacher (417)

Student Motivation and Learning (264)

Testing and Evaluation (174)

Methods, Management and Materials (885)

Cosmetology Law, Rules, and Regulations (47)

Total Hours 2,000


Students must successfully complete 750 hours if he/she has two years previous

experience as a licensed Cosmetologist or 2000 hours if he/she has practiced

less than two years a licensed Cosmetologist. Student must have completed

twelve semester hours in Methods of Teaching or any allied course approved

by the Board, completed all assigned credits, prestate academic and practical

examinations given by Academy and is eligible to take the Mississippi State Board

of Cosmetology licensing examination. All tuition and supply bills must be paid

before graduation. Please see Rules and Regulations for further details.

State Examination

Students must pay a fee for taking the

examination ($50.00) and a licensing fee

of $40.00. These fees should be made

in the form of a bank draft or money

order made payable to Mississippi

State Board of Cosmetology. The State

examinations consist of practical skills,

a written test and evaluation of the

applicants lesson plans.

Course Cost *

(All Locations: 750 hrs)Tuition: $5,650

Reg: $100

Books: $400

$6,150.00 Total

(Grenada, Jackson & Pearl Campus: 2000 hrs)Tuition: $15,100

Reg: $100

Books: $400

$15,600.00 Total





The AcademyClasses(All Schools Closed On Sunday)

Day Classes: Cosmetology*

Tuesday - Fridayclass starts 9:00 am

break 10:30 - 10:45

lunch 12:00 - 1:00

break 2:30 - 2:45

sanitation 4:00 - 4:30 pm

Saturday

class starts 9:00 am

break 11:30 - 11:45

sanitation 1:30 - 2:00 pm* All Locations

Basic Day Students attend Tues., Wed.,

Thurs,, & Fri. Upon completion of

basics, Jr. & Sr. will attend Tues., Wed.,

Thurs., Fri., & Sat.

Night Classes

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

(Pearl Grenada)

class starts 5:00 pmbreak 7:00 - 7:15


Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday & Friday

(Jackson Hattiesburg)

class starts 5:00 pm

break 6:30 - 6:45


Saturday

(Grenada Pearl)


break 11:30 - 11:45


Saturday

(Jackson Hattiesburg)


break 1:30 - 1:45


of purchase and cannot be returned

once the student has written and or

marked in the books. Your student kit is

included with your contract cost. When

issued to you, the student kit becomes

your responsibility and will remain on

school property until such time as

the student has graduated and has

paid any and all outstanding nancialbalance with the school. Students

withdrawing or graduating from school

have 7 business days from their last

day of attendance to clear any nancial

balances owed to the school and pick

up his/her belongings. The school will

not be held responsible for any student

belongings after 7 business days from

the students last day of attendance.

College Dress Code

All students will be required to dress in

uniform attire. Please check with actual

campus for proper uniform attire.

Diploma

Upon Completion of all required credits,

projects, when the student has passed

academic, practical and all pre-state

tests, the Academy proudly presents

each student with a certicate of

completion. He/she is then eligible to

take the Mississippi State Board of

Cosmetology or Barbering licensing

examination.

Job Placement Assistance

The Academy does not guarantee

students employment upon graduation.

However the school does offer

professional appearance guidance, job

referals and follow up services. A current

list of job openings are available to

students and or graduates upon request.

Make Up Time

Day students may make up practical

time on Thursday or Friday nights.

Night students may make up hours by

attending day hours. These days are

designated by the ofce. A student may

not make up unexcused absences.

Excused absences can only be made

up and these hours must be made up

within the same month that they are

missed. It is important that a student

try not to miss the assigned classes in

each phase. It is very hard to make up

missed classes. Day students attend

school 26 hours a week, Tuesday

through Saturday, not to exceed an

average of 40 hours per week, each

month.

Night students attend 17/20 hours a

week, not to exceed an average of 40

hours per week, each month.

Class Levels

1500 Hours Basic Course

Freshman 0 - 250 hrs

Junior 251 - 750 hrs

Senior 751 - 1500 hrs

Materials Needed

Each student will need to bring to

class; pencils, pens, paper and

notebook. Each is assigned a locker

for the storage of personal belongings.

Please bring a padlock with 2 keys for

your locker. Replacement of issued

implements or supplies may be

purchased separately at the Academy

for a nominal cost.

Textbooks & Equipment

All students are required to purchase

his/her textbooks no later than the rst

day of class. These books become your

property and responsibility at the time



General SchoolInformation

The total cost of the course is due and

payable at the time of enrollment. The

Academy also offers a payment plan

for students that do not qualify for anyother aid. Payment plan is as follows

for the above programs. A minimum

$1500.00 down payment is required

with the balance amount to be paid

in equal interest free payments for the

term of the program length.

Students not completing the course by

the specied contract period ending

date will be charged $8.00 per hour

until the hours are completed. TheAcademy of Hair Designs Registrar will

be glad to discuss with each student

tuition payments and terms.

Financial Aid Programs

Academy of Hair Design is approved

by the Department of Education

to offer Federal Government PELL

Grants, whereby, a qualied student

is awarded an outright grant for post

secondary education, Our college is

approved for Veterans, Social Security;

and Vocational rehabilitation Training.

Students desiring information regarding

various aid programs available,

should contact the college registrar.

Applications to apply are available at

the college.

Refund Policy

1. All tuition is due in full upon entry,

whether or not paid in full at that time.

If a student withdraws from school, the

amount due the school is calculated

based on all tuition being due, less any

refund due the student based on the

following refund policy.

2. An applicant not accepted for

training by the school shall be entitled

to a refund of all monies paid.

3. If a student (or in case of a student

under legal age, his/her parent or

guardian) cancels his/her enrollment

and requests his/her money back in

writing within three (3) business days ofthe signing of an enrollment agreement

of contract, all monies collected by

the school shall be refunded. The

cancellation date will be determined by

6. Enrollment time is dened as the time

elapsed between the actual starting

date and the date of the students

last day of physical attendance in

the school. Any monies due to the

applicant or student shall be refunded

within 30 days of formal termination

by the student as dened in Item 2,

or any monies due a student whounofcially withdraws (which are

students who miss 14 consecutive days

of class, and are not considered to

be on an approved leave of absence,)

from the institution shall be refunded

within 40 days of the determination

of the institution that the student

has withdrawn without notifying the

institution or if the student is on an

approved leave of absence and decides

to withdraw, the student must notify theschool that she/he will not be returning.

The date of withdraw shall be the earlier

of the date of expiration of the leave of

absence or the date the student noties

the institution that the student will not

be returning.

7. When situations of mitigating

circumstances are in evidence, the

school may provide a refund which

exceeds this refund policy.

8. If the school is permanently closed

and no longer offering instruction after

a student has enrolled, the student

shall be entitled to a prorated refund of

tuition.

9. If a course is cancelled subsequent

to a students enrollment, and before

instruction in the course has begun,

the school shall at its option; (a)Provide

a full refund of all monies paid or (b)

Provide completion of the course.

10. The school will use the U.S.

Department of Educations return to

Title IV refund calculation as required by

law when necessary.

postmark on the written notication or

the date said information is delivered

to the school administrator/owner in

person. This policy applies regardless

whether or not the student has actually

started training.

4. If a student cancels his/herenrollment after the three (3) business

days after the signing but prior to

entering classes, he/she shall be

entitled to a refund of all monies paid to

the school, less the administrative fee of

$100.00.

5. For students who enroll in and begin

classes, the following schedule of

tuition adjustment is authorized.

% Time to TotalTime of Course

Amt. Of TotalTuition Owed *

.01% to 4.9% 20%

5% to 9.9% 30%

10% to 14.9% 40%

15% to 24.9% 45%

25% to 49.9% 70%

50% and over 100%

* retained or received



11. The pro-rated refund must provide

for a refund to Veteran students who fail

to enter, are discounted, or withdraw

from the course at anytime prior to

completion.

12. Students who terminate prior to

course completion will be charged a

$150.00 termination fee.

General InformationStudent Advising Service

The Academys ofce is available

for student advising, placement and

other personal service for the benet

of students. Students are free at any

time to discuss personal problems that

might effect their schooling or futureemployment. The Academy provides

a listing of professional institutions for

substance abuse prevention which is

available to the student upon request.

Living Quarters

The Academy does not furnish living

quarters but careful attention and

assistance if given to each student

in nding satisfactory living quarters.The Academy gives assistance when

requested. Usually there is little difculty

Library

The Academy maintains a library. A

wide variety of reference books, trade

journals, and audio/visual materials

are available. Everything needed by

the Student assigned projects are

for increasing their knowledge of

Cosmetology and is provided by the

Academy.

School Holidays

The Academy of Hair Design observes

the following holidays: New Years

day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving day,

Christmas eve and Christmas day.

Unexpected Closure OfThe Academy

In case of the closure of the Academy

for reasons beyond the control of

the Academy, e.g. extreme weather

conditions, etc., the Academy will notify

students by way of public broadcast

system in the area.

Nondiscrimination Clause

The Academy, in its admission,

induction and graduation policies

practices no discrimination on the basis

of race. color, creed, ethnic origin, sex

age, religion nancial status, country or

area of origin, residence or handicap.

Clinic Assigned Project OrSpecial Classes

Students are assigned to academic

or practical classes. Clinic oor or

manikin room. Weekly schedule with

class assignments will be posted on the

bulletin board.

Student Dismissal

It students grades or conduct do not

meet the requirements of the college

the student must discuss the matter

with the School Director. The student

is then given a 30 day period to correct

the problem. It the student does not

correct his/her conduct, the student is

then asked to discontinue the course.

Check the Academys Rules and

Regulations.

Leave Of Absence

A student may apply tor a leave of

absence during his / her enrollment for

a period of no less than 3 days but no

more than 180 calendar days in a 12month period.

Transfer Student

The Academy will accept no more

than 600 transferred hours for the

basic Cosmetology course. The tuition

paid by the student will be $6.86 per

hour based on the hours of instruction

needed to complete the course plus an

Administrative tee of $100.00 or 15% othe remaining costs, whichever is less.

Only equipment and supplies necessary

to complete the course of study will be

purchased by the transfer student. The

Academy will not accept transfer hours

for the Instructor Trainee course. *All

prior credits will be evaluated, even if

not granted.

Suspension And

Termination

The following offenses may be causes

tor disciplinary action resulting in

suspension and/or termination:

1. Infraction of the Academys rules and

regulations.

2 Theft or deliberate abuse and/or

destruction of classroom or training

in securing a satisfactory residence.

It is best if the student contacts the

Academy ten (10) or more days prior to

the date he/she intends to start school

so that housing arrangements may be

made.



equipment. In addition, the student can

be required to pay for the damages.

3. Insubordination to persons in

authority.

4. Fighting or instigating arguments with

fellow students, co-workers or clients.

5. Possession of any weapon while on

school premises, or any action which

causes or could cause bodily harm to

any client, student or employee.

6. Use, possession, distribution or sale

of alcohol or illegal drugs, while on

school property.

7. Discourtesy to staff, clients, visitors

or other employees.

8. Refusal or inability to follow

instructions given by the instructor.

9. Any other actions which reect

the lack of respect for oneself or the

profession. Such actions would include

but are not limited to cheating, falsifying

records, gambling on premises, giving

out condential information, persistent

untidy appearance, foul or loud

language, etc.

10. The Academy reserves the right

to dismiss any student for failure to

comply with the rules and regulations of

the Academy. The length of dismissal

will be determined by the Manager.

11. Please check additional Rules and

Regulations.

Re-Admission Policy

Students may re-apply for admission

to this institution after being dismissed

for a three month period. The status

of the returning student remains the

same as it was upon termination. If

the student was in an unsatisfactory

condition, he/she will be re-evaluated

after completing one month of thecourse and all previous stated policies

will be effect; Re-entering students will

be charged at the current tuition rates

of a newly entering student. Amounts

during the period of an enrollment will

be credited to this account. This does

apply to voluntary withdrawals.

A Drop Student

A Drop student re-entering prior to the

6 month drop time will be charged a

$100.00 re-entry fee, plus balance of

the tuition owed on old contract (if any)

and any increase in tuition. If a student

re-enters after the 6 months period, he/

she will be charged a $100.00 re-

entry fee plus current tuition rate for

remainting hours and any owed tuition

from the last enrollment (if applicable),

This is calculated by the refund policy.

Tardiness

All students must be punctual in

attendance. Start time for day students

will be 9:00 am and Start time for night

students will be 5:00 pm. Students

are given a 5 minute grace period. Any

student who arrives at 9:05 or 5:05 will

be considered tardy.

Excused and UnexcusedAbsences

Excused absences are dened as:

Sickness of a student or student's

child with a doctor's excuse

Holidays given by the school

Funeral with documentation

(immediate family only)

Weather

Pre-arranged personal business

with prior ofce approval

All other absences are considered

unexcused.

Career Development:Cosmetologist Barber

Cosmetology Instructor

Lets explore some of the opinions or

related career opportunities that are

available to the professional hairdresser.

Probably 95% of the students

who graduate from cosmetology

school begin their career in a styling

atmosphere. Some choose to return

to their respective hometowns, others

may decide to relocate to a different city

or state to begin their practice. Somewill choose beauty salons, others may

go into barber styling salons. Because

of the advanced type of curriculum

offered at the Academy, you will nd

the transition from school to the job

relatively smooth.

Salon Level

At the salon or styling level there are

many advancement opportunities

both in money and positions As yourexperience grows with time and

advanced education, so should your

pricing structure escalate. Those who

show leadership qualies could raise

to management positions. As in many

other elds, the beauty industry has

reached the age of specialization. This

means that in some of the larger salons

throughout the country there are hair

designers who elect to specialize in one



or more of the many services performed

in a full-service salon. Perming, color,

makeup/skin care are just a few of

the specialized elds within the salon

network. Of course, owning your own

business is also a possibility.

Teaching Level

This area can be broken down into

two facets. The rst is beauty school

instructor. This would require a

dedicated individual who has, or is

willing to acquire, the overall knowledge

it takes to instruct in all phases of our

profession. Instructors are usually paid

a salary and have the possibilities of

moving up to school manager or styles

director. School ownership is also

possible. Secondly, there is demand

for those who possess that touch of

Manufacturers

All the beauty products you

see advertised are produced

or manufactured by someone.

The companies who produce or

manufacture these products need

people to call on salons, schools, and

distributors to demonstrate and sell

their product, These people are usually

called eld reps or technicians. This

career opportunity requires extensive

travel and special training at the

companies headquarters. There are

many advancement possibilities in this

position.

Distributor Level

Here you would function primarily as

a sales consultant. This would includesuch details as the introduction of

new products, inventory control, retail

merchandising, salon equipment and

design advice, and in come instances,

basic business advice. The distributor

consultant acts as the liaisor between

the manufacturer and the working stylist

or salon owner.

GainfulEmploymentFollowing is a listing of current gainful

employment data listed by school.

Academy of Hair Design #1

Grenada: OPEID: 022443-00

Program Name: CosmetologyLevel for the Program: Certicate

Program Length: 15 Months

Department of Education CIP ID:

12.0401 Cosmetology/Cosmetologist,

General

Standard Occupational Classication:

39-5012.00 Hairdressers,

Hairstylists, and Cosmetologist

http://www.onetcodeconnector.org/

ccreport/39-5012.00

showbiz. We call these very talented

people guest artists. This job requires

teaching licensed hair-dressers the

latest styles and methods. Guest

artists usually work on Sundays and

Mondays traveling to various parts of

the country doing shows. They are

usually paid a guest artists fee plus their

expenses. Styling on a stage in front of

hundreds of your peers requires publicspeaking talents as well as technical

and advanced artistic knowledge.

There are two basic categories of

large companies that hire licensed hair

designers: The manufacturer and the

distributor.

Tuition: $9,950.00

Registration: $100.00

Books: $100.00

Kit: $250.00

Total Cost: $10,400.00

Number of Students who completed

the program between 07-01-09 and

06-30-10: 20


within the Normal Time Frame: 10

Number of Students who had loan

debt: 16

Median Federal Student Loan Debt:

$3,484.00

Median Private Loan Debt: $0.00

Median Institutional Financing plan

Debt: $0.00

Job Placement Rate: 76%

Program Name: Cosmetology Instructo

Level for the Program: Certicate

Program Length: 12 months


12.0413 Cosmetology, Barber/Styling,

and Nail Instructor


25-2032.00 Vocational Education

Teachers, Secondary School http://

www.onetcodeconnector.org/

ccreport/25-2032.00



Tuition: $15,100.00

Reg: $100.00

Books: $400.00




06-30-10: 0




debt: 0


$0.00



Debt: $0.00



Jackson OPEID: 022443-03

Program Name: Cosmetology





General





ccreport/39-5012.00

Tuition: $9,950.00


Books: $100.00

Kit: $250.00Total Cost: $10,400.00



06-30-10: 26




debt: 20


$3,484.00



Debt: $0.00


Program Name: BarberLevel for the Program: Certicate



12.0402 Barbering/Barber


39-5011.00 Barbers http://


ccreport/39-5011.00

Tuition: $8,810.00


Books: $140.00

Kit: $200.00




06-30-10: 36




debt: 3


$0.00



Debt: $0.00


Program Name: Cosmetology InstructorLevel for the Program: Certicate




and Nail Instructor





ccreport/25-2032.00

Tuition: $15,100.00

Reg: $100.00

Books: $400.00




06-30-10: 1




debt: 0


$0.00



Debt: $0.00



Pearl: OPEID: 022359-00






General





ccreport/39-5012.00

Tuition: $9,950.00


Books: $100.00

Kit: $250.00Total Cost: $10,400.00



06-30-10: 29




debt: 22




$3,484.00



Debt: $0.00


Program Name: Cosmetology InstructorLevel for the Program: Certicate




and Nail Instructor





ccreport/25-2032.00

Tuition: $15,100.00

Reg: $100.00

Books: $400.00




06-30-10: 0




debt: 0


$0.00



Debt: $0.00



Hattiesburg OPEID: 022516-00






General


39-5012.00 Hairdressers, Hairstylists,

and Cosmetologist http://www.onetco-

deconnector.org/ccreport/39-5012.00

Tuition: $9,950.00


Books: $100.00

Kit: $250.00Total Cost: $10,400.00



06-30-10: 33




debt: 20

Median Federal Student Loan Debt:$3,484.00



Debt: $0.00


Program Name: Barber



Department of Education CIP ID:12.0402 Barbering/Barber

Standard Occupational Classica-

tion: 39-5011.00 Barbers http://

www.onetcodeconnector.org/ccrep-

ort/39-5011.00

Tuition: $8,810.00


Books: $140.00

Kit: $200.00




06-30-10: 0




debt: 0


$0.00



Debt: $0.00


Program Name: Cosmetology InstructoLevel for the Program: Certicate




and Nail Instructor

Standard Occupational Classica-

tion: 25-2032.00 Vocational Education


www.onetcodeconnector.org/ccrep-

ort/25-2032.00

Tuition: $15,100.00

Reg: $100.00

Books: $400.00




06-30-10: 0




debt: 0


$0.00



Debt: $0.00



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I CERTIFY THIS CATALOG IS TRUE

AND CORRECT IN CONTENT AND

POLICY

Melvin R. Calton,Executive Director

07-01-2011

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