Course Catalog | AMUA Admissions Office 5/1/2012...Airbrush Makeup- 12 Hours This module teaches...

5/1/2012 Course Catalog | AMUA Admissions Office

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Course Catalog Fall 2012

Course Catalog | AMUA Admissions Office

Academy of Make Up Arts

TABLE OF CONTENTS About ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1

History _____________________________________________________________________________________ 2

Mission ____________________________________________________________________________________ 2

Tennessee Higher Education Commission _________________________________________________________ 3

Veterans Benefits ____________________________________________________________________________ 3

Location ____________________________________________________________________________________ 3

Classroom __________________________________________________________________________________ 3

The Facility _________________________________________________________________________________ 3

Enrollment__________________________________________________________________________________ 4

Orientation _________________________________________________________________________________ 4

Prior Training _______________________________________________________________________________ 4

AMUA Payment Plan Requirements: _____________________________________________________________ 5

MyCAA _____________________________________________________________________________________ 5

Course Content ______________________________________________________________________________ 7

Introduction to Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours __________________________________________________ 8

Advanced Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours _______________________________________________________ 8

Period Makeup – 32 Clock Hours ________________________________________________________________ 8

Fashion Makeup – 32 Clock Hours _______________________________________________________________ 8

Airbrush Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours ________________________________________________________ 8

Hair Bending - 32 Clock Hours __________________________________________________________________ 8

Character Makeup - 112 Clock Hours ____________________________________________________________ 8

Course Description ___________________________________________________________________________ 9

Course Content ______________________________________________________________________________ 9

Course Offerings _____________________________________________________________________________ 9

Course Description __________________________________________________________________________ 10

Course Content _____________________________________________________________________________ 10

Course Offerings ____________________________________________________________________________ 10

Course Description __________________________________________________________________________ 11

Course Content _____________________________________________________________________________ 11

Course Offerings ____________________________________________________________________________ 11

School Calendar ____________________________________________________________________________ 13

Grade Point Average Calculator ________________________________________________________________ 14

Transcripts _________________________________________________________________________________ 14

Leave of Absence ___________________________________________________________________________ 15

Making up Missed Classes ____________________________________________________________________ 15

Student Records ____________________________________________________________________________ 15

Charges for Prorated Courses _________________________________________________________________ 16

Reenrollment / Re-entry ______________________________________________________________________ 16

Graduation Requirements ____________________________________________________________________ 16

Complaint Policy ____________________________________________________________________________ 17

Refund Policy ______________________________________________________________________________ 17

Lodging ___________________________________________________________________________________ 18

Career Services _____________________________________________________________________________ 18

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INTRODUCTION

ABO UT

Welcome to Academy of Make Up Arts,

Nashville’s premier professional makeup artist

school. We pride ourselves in our innovative

short-term, hands-on performance-based

learning methods. We combine traditional

fine- arts teaching concepts with practicum

based on realistic scenarios. We provide

students with the knowledge and confidence

they need to become successful professionals

in the beauty and media industries.

H ISTOR Y

Academy of Make Up Arts was formed in 2008

in Virginia by accomplished makeup artist

Ashley Eisenlohr. In 2010 the school moved to

Nashville, Tennessee along with its owner and

her US Army Veteran family, providing much

needed makeup training in the southeast and

Midwest. The school is licensed by the

Tennessee Higher Education commission. For

two years running, graduates have been selected to compete as one of only eight finalists at IMATS,

International Makeup Artist Trade Show Student Competitions in L.A. Our alumnus have won RAW Natural

Born Artist Awards, been published in Italian Vogue among other magazines, worked on music video and

film sets with numerous celebrities. We are proud of the strong beginning AMUA boasts!

M ISSION

At Academy of Make Up Arts, it is our mission to provide students with the most comprehensive short-term

makeup artist training available- with an emphasis on professionalism, artistic fortitude and technical skills.

It is our goal to help students to put the “artist” in makeup artist. We strive to provide students with the

daily motivation and support they need to develop their confidence. We always say, “It’s only art if you are

good at it!”

Approved by:

Tennessee Higher Education Commission & Department of Veterans Affairs

Approved for: Veteran’s Benefits & MyCAA

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AU T H O R I Z A T I O N

TENN ES S EE H IGHER EDUCATIO N CO MMI SSION

Academy of Make Up Arts is authorized by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. This authorization

must be renewed each year and is based on an evaluation by minimum standards concerning quality of

education, ethical business practices, health and safety, and fiscal responsibility.

VET ER AN S BEN EFIT S

AMUA is approved under the provisions of Title 38, United States Code for Veterans. Students who wish to

receive Veteran benefits must submit a statement of previous training to the school for consideration.

Students with previous training in the course to be pursued must submit transcripts from previously

attended institutions. Credits allowed will be recorded on the enrollment record and the length of the

course shortened proportionately. In addition, the student and the VA shall be notified. (NOTE: All prior

training must be evaluated.) The VA or the state-approving agency may impose varying enrollment

limitations. Veterans are advised to obtain appropriate enrollment materials well in advance of starting

class. Problems relating to veteran enrollment should be directed to the regional office of the Veterans’

Administration. This approval is for non-degree programs, and applies to the Freelance Makeup Artist

program of study. This approval is given only for the programs and not for individual classes.

AR E A IN F O R M A T I O N

LOCATION

Academy of Make Up Arts is conveniently located in Music City USA, just minutes from the Nashville

International Airport and downtown Nashville on Murfreesboro Pike. AMUA is convenient to Briley Parkway,

I-40, I-24 and I-65. Address: 1321 Murfreesboro Pike, Suite 731, Box 144, Nashville, TN 37217

CLASS ROO M

Our classroom is designed with individual workstations, lighted mirrors and practice heads, HDTV for

reviewing student work on screen, training videos and a variety of specialty equipment. Our class size is

limited to ten (10) students so students get the attention they need to develop their skills. We have a

comprehensive library holding relevant makeup books, magazines and DVD’s available to students daily.

THE FACI LI TY

This institution, the facilities it occupies and the equipment it utilizes, fully comply with all federal, state and

local ordinances and regulations including those requirements as to fire safety, building safety and health.

HOURS OF OPERATION: MONDAY-THURSDAY: 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM

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AD M I S S I O N S

ENROLLMEN T

The enrollment process for all students is as follows:

● Complete the Application for Enrollment Form

● Be at least 18 years of age or have parental consent

● Submit proof of high school graduation or GED

● Submit a non-refundable $100 application fee

To complete the admissions process, candidates must submit supporting documents to the Admissions

Department and take any required skills tests and/or entrance exams.

The registration fee must be paid prior to enrollment and all tuition arrangements must be made prior to

enrollment with the Admissions Department. Please call to set up an appointment for registration. Students

must confirm that they have secured finances in order to begin school. Tuition must be paid in full two

weeks prior to class start date. If registering for a class that begins in less than two weeks, balance is due at

time of enrollment.

ORI EN TATI ON

One week prior to the class start date, students must attend an orientation to review student rules, career

goals, meet instructor and review materials needed for class.

Late enrollment is not permitted.

PRIOR TR AININ G

Prior training may satisfy some prerequisite requirements for

applicants in the advanced level courses. Evaluating prior

experience and knowledge can only be achieved on a case-by-

case basis, and admission is determined by the academic and

school directors.

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F I N A N C I A L A I D

AMUA offers assistance in financing in the form of monthly payments, or terms agreed upon by

the students and administration. There is a qualifying procedure, and students must meet with the

school’s Financial Aid Director. You must meet credit history, income, and employment

requirements to qualify for a private payment plan. Because of these eligibility requirements, most

students will need to apply with a co-signer in order to qualify. Even if you meet the eligibility

requirements, having a co-signer may improve your chances for approval and help speed the

approval process.

AMUA PAY MENT PLAN REQ UI REMEN TS :

Complete required financial forms

Demonstrate proof of financial stability

Qualify for and agree to monthly payment terms

Down payment of up to 1/3 of the total cost of the program 30 days prior to class start date

Balance is divided into affordable monthly payments

No interest

No pre-payment penalties

Note: Students enrolled in AMUA Payment Plan may complete courses once enrolled, but will not receive their Official Certificate of Training or Diploma until the balance has been paid in full.

MYCAA

It can be difficult balancing the demands of military family life. As a Freelance Makeup Artist, you

control your destiny. You pick the jobs you want- specialize in one area like weddings or work in

many media such as TV, film, theater and editorial magazines. In today's economic climate, our

industry is thriving!

Eligible military spouses are now able to receive up to $4,000 of MyCAA Financial Assistance (FA)

to come to Academy of Make Up Arts in Nashville. “The Department of Defense remains strongly

committed to helping military spouses find employment in high demand, high growth Portable

Career fields.

Talk to our Admissions Advisor today to find out if you are eligible at 800-595-5490.

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F R E E L A N C E MA K E U P AR T I S T PR O G R A M - MAP 100

Registration: $100 / Tuition: $3,793 / Kit Fees: $1,060 / Total: $4,953

The Freelance Makeup Artist Program is our intense short-term, hands-on program offering a sample of each

of our courses of study from beauty to fashion to special effects and hair styling for the makeup artist.

COURS E CONT EN T

Introduction to Makeup Artistry- 12 Hours

This module is designed to teach students the fundamentals of beauty and corrective makeup for the media

of photography, film, TV and bridal. Students will learn how to choose appropriate foundation colors, how to

custom blend foundations, facial feature correction, concealing, hi- lighting, contouring, choosing appropriate

pigments and proper eye-lining and lip-lining techniques.

Period Beauty- 12 Hours

In this module we discuss the history of makeup and are guided on a tour of makeup styles from 4000 BC to

the present. We learn about makeup concepts and styles from the 1920’s-1980’s as well as international

historical makeup.

Fashion Makeup- 12 Hours

In this module we learn about makeup for print advertising, runway, and fashion shows. We practice

advanced makeup design and sketch techniques; students will design and complete an Avant garde makeup

to test their skills.

Airbrush Makeup- 12 Hours

This module teaches students the basics of airbrush makeup including maintenance, troubleshooting,

airbrushing for HD, airbrush tattooing and stenciling.

Hair Bending- 12 Hours

This module is designed to give students an overview of hairstyling for the makeup artist and teaches

students modern styling techniques for photography. Students should also gain an understanding of period

hairstyles from the 1900's to today. Kit not included. (Avg. $120)

Character Makeup- 12 Hours

This module is designed to teach students the various aspects of TV and film makeup artistry, including set

etiquette, character development, bald cap application, application of facial hair, simulated injuries and

realistic diseases, appliance applications, age and character progression, horror characters, medical dressings

and treatment and period designs.

Business Development- 12 Hours

In this module we discuss the different media and avenues of working as a makeup artist. We discuss rates,

web sites, marketing, networking, set etiquette, testing and finish with a final portfolio shoot.

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F U L L-L E N G T H C O U R S E DE S C R I P T I O N S

INT RO DUCTIO N TO MAKEUP ARTI ST RY - 32 CLO CK HOURS

This module is designed to teach students the fundamentals of beauty and corrective makeup for the media

of photography, film, TV and bridal. Students will learn how to choose appropriate foundation colors, how to

custom blend foundations, facial feature correction, concealing, hi- lighting, contouring, choosing appropriate

pigments and proper eye-lining and lip-lining techniques.

ADV AN CED MAK EUP ARTIS TR Y - 32 CLO CK HOUR S

This module is designed to expand and reinforce the creativity and imagination of students. Training includes

the understanding and use of non-conventional elements and fantasy designs.

PERIOD MAK EUP – 32 CLO CK HO UR S

In this module we discuss the history of makeup and are guided on a tour of makeup styles from 4000 BC to

the present. We learn about makeup concepts and styles from the 1920’s-1980’s as well as international

historical makeup.

FAS HION MAK EUP – 32 CLO CK HO UR S

In this module we learn about makeup for print advertising, runway, and fashion shows. We practice

advanced makeup design and sketch techniques; students will design and complete an avante garde makeup

to test their skills.

A IR BR USH MAK EUP AR TIST RY - 32 CLO CK HO UR S

This module teaches students the basics of airbrush makeup including maintenance, troubleshooting,

airbrushing for HD, airbrush tattooing and stenciling.

HAIR BENDIN G - 32 CLOCK HO UR S

This module is designed to give students an overview of hairstyling for the makeup artist and teaches

students modern styling techniques for photography. Students should also gain an understanding of period

hairstyles from the 1900's to today. Kit not included. (Avg. $120)

CHAR ACT ER MAK EUP - 112 CLO CK HO UR S

This module is designed to teach students the various aspects of TV and film makeup artistry, including set

etiquette, character development, bald cap application, application of facial hair, simulated injuries and

realistic diseases, appliance applications, age and character progression, horror characters, medical dressings

and treatment and period designs.

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BE A U T Y MA K E U P AR T I S T PR O G R A M - MAP 200

Total Clock Hours: 176 Hours / Credit Hours: 8

Registration: $100 / Tuition: $4,400 / Supplies: $1,050 / Total: $5,550

COURS E DES CRI PTION

This program includes four weeks of training geared towards individuals who desire to work in the field of

salon, spa, makeup brands, weddings and photography. Students will gain the technical knowledge, skills and

confidence necessary to advance and succeed in the beauty industry.

COURS E CONT EN T

Introduction to Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours

Advanced Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours

Period Makeup – 32 Clock Hours

Fashion Makeup – 32 Clock Hours

Airbrush Makeup Artistry - 32 Clock Hours

Business Development - 16 Clock Hours

Students who successfully complete this program will be awarded

a diploma.

Students who complete courses within this program will be

awarded a certificate.

COURS E OFFERIN GS

August 2-September 25 / Tuesdays & Thursdays + December 18-20

View Schedule on www.theamua.com

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F A S H I O N MA K E U P AR T I S T PR O G R A M - MAP 300

Registration: $100 / Tuition: $5,050/ Supplies: $1,050 / Total: $6,200

Total Clock Hours: 208 / Credit Hours: 10


This program includes sixteen weeks of courses designed to teach students all the skills needed to

begin their careers as makeup artists for fashion and editorial. Students will gain confidence as they

advance from basic to advanced makeup skills, fantasy makeup design, airbrushing and hair styling

for the makeup artist.

COURS E CONT EN T






Hair Bending - 32 Clock Hours


Students who successfully complete this program will

be awarded a diploma.

Students who complete courses within this program

will be awarded a certificate.

COURS E OFFERIN GS

August 2-October 23 / Tuesdays & Thursdays + December 18-

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AD V A N C E D MA K E U P A R T I S T PR O G R A M – MAP 400

Registration: $100 / Tuition: $8,000 / Kit Fees: $1,060 / Total: $9,700

Total Clock Hours 320 / Credit Hours: 15


This advanced 320 hour program will be offered for the first time and includes twelve weeks of

beauty and fashion makeup and eight weeks of character makeup providing students with the entry-

level skills necessary to begin their careers in film and television. This program includes portfolio

building photo shoots with each course so students will build their professional portfolios while

attending school.

COURS E CONT EN T






Hair Bending - 32 Clock Hours

Character Makeup - 112 Clock Hours


Students who successfully complete this program

will be awarded a diploma.

Students who complete courses within this

program will be awarded a certificate.

COURS E OFFERIN GS

August 2-December 20 / Tuesdays & Thursdays


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C L A S S S C H E D U L E & S C H O O L C A L E N D A R

AMUA recognizes the following holidays:

New Year’s Day

Martin Luther King Jr.’ s Birthday

President’s Day

Memorial Day

4th of July

Labor Day

Thanksgiving Day & Friday after

Christmas Day

SCHOOL CALEN DAR

Freelance Makeup Program- MAP 100

Beauty Makeup Program- MAP 150

Fashion Makeup Program- MAP 200

Advanced Makeup Program- MAP 300

April 2-26 / Mon- Thurs August 5- October 9 August 5- October 23 August 5- December 20

August 5-27 / Sun-Mon

Nov. 4-26 / Sun-Mon

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S T U D E N T PR O G R E S S , G R A D I N G & AT T E N D A N C E

Students are monitored to measure development and progress using performance skills tests and

critiques. All tests and critiques are graded by the 10-point scale. These points are then converted to

grades and students must score 70% or greater. Homework must be completed and presented for

grading on the final day of class.

Because of the consolidated nature of our programs, AMUA places strong importance on attendance.

Students are expected to be on-time and prepared for every class. Students may not be absent more

than (1) time in any course. Students who must be unavoidably absent must make up their classes

and projects by making arrangements with the instructor prior to the end of each course. Absences

remain on student’s records; permanent records are often requested by directors and producers

prior to hiring.

Students must maintain a GPA of 2.0, a C-grade in order to remain in good academic standing.

Individual courses will be assessed at the half-way point of each course. Students must successfully

complete each course in order to move on to the next one. Daily grades are recorded based on

instructor evaluations.

Examinations for each course are in the form of a practical skills test which requires student to

demonstrate proficiency in the skills and techniques covered in each course.

GR ADE POIN T AV ERAGE CALCULATO R

Letter Grade Percentage Point Value

A 90-100 4.00

B 80-89 3.00

C 70-79 2.00

D 60-69 1.00

F 0-59 0.00

TR AN SCRIP TS

Transcripts are issued to graduates upon completion of their training program and additional academic

transcripts are available for a fee of $7.00. Duplicate diplomas and certificates are $12.00 upon request. Fees

must be paid in full for each portion of training for which the student requests transcripts. All fees must be

paid in full to receive a diploma or certificate. Student academic files are maintained at this campus.

Satisfactory academic progress standards are consistently applied to all students.

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TR A N S F E R A B I L I T Y O F C R E D I T S :

Credits earned at Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC may not transfer to another educational institution. Credits

earned at another educational institution may not be accepted by Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC. You should

obtain confirmation that Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC will accept any credits you have earned at another

educational institution before you execute an enrollment contract or agreement. You should also contact any

educational institutions that you may want to transfer credits earned at Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC to

determine if such institutions will accept credits earned at Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC prior to executing

an enrollment contract or agreement. The ability to transfer credits from Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC to

another educational institution may be very limited. Your credits may not transfer and you may have to

repeat courses previously taken at Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC if you enroll in another educational

institution. You should never assume that credits will transfer to or from any educational institution. It is

highly recommended and you are advised to make certain that you know the transfer of credit policy of

Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC and of any other educational institutions you may in the future want to

transfer the credits earned at Academy of Make Up Arts, LLC before you execute an enrollment contract or

agreement.

LEAV E O F ABS EN CE

Excessive absences work adversely on students’ records, and if students have a medical or a personal

problem to work out, they may take a leave of absence (LOA), ensuring that the time lost can be made up

when the student returns. The personal problems for which students may take a leave of absence include,

but are not limited to: a death of a relative, personal injury or illness or other special circumstances. For

personal reasons students may take up to a two-month leave of absence. For medical reasons, students may

take up to a four-month leave of absence. Students must request an LOA in writing. Students can request an

LOA form from the Director of Education. Students who return to complete a course or program, for which

they received an incomplete, shall meet all the standards necessary to receive a passing grade. Upon

completion of the required standards, students receive a certificate or diploma in accordance with their

original completion date.

MAKIN G UP M I SS ED CLAS S ES

Students who miss a class must make-up each class session in order to take the final exam and complete each

course. Make-up sessions can be arranged with the instructor and the director of education. Students can

watch recorded lecture’s DVD’s, attend a make-up class session for lab and practice in the afternoons of any

daily session. The last two Friday’s of each month are open to students to make-up missed classes by

arrangement with the Director of Education. All projects and assignments must be turned in prior to a final

grade and/or transcript being issued for each course.

STUDENT RECOR DS

Student financial records are maintained for ten years after students have completed their stay at this school.

Academic records are kept into perpetuity. All files are secured in locked, fire-proof and flood-proof cabinets

in a secured location safe from casual contact and theft.

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PR O B A T I O N A N D TE R M I N A T I O N

If for reasons of poor academic progress and/or poor attendance, students may be placed on probation.

Probation is a measure taken by the school that is designed to help students correct their behavior and/or

academic deficiencies. Probation remedies are meant to help students improve their performance. It is the

school’s responsibility to identify student deficiencies and take corrective measures to provide students with

the best opportunity to improve their status in school and become successful and prepared to be

professional makeup artists. The average probationary period is three weeks or six class sessions.

Termination is a measure taken by the school when a student has not successfully met the standards of the

school. Some reasons for termination include, but are not limited to: not improving performance once placed

on probation, not adhering to the student rules given to students at orientation, being under the influence,

consuming, selling or possessing of drugs or alcohol on school premises, possession of a weapon on school

premises, demonstrating disrespectful behavior to another student, administrators or faculty or for failure to

meet financial obligations.

CHAR GES FO R PRO RAT ED CO UR S ES

Students will be charged to retake any failed courses

REEN RO LLMENT / RE-ENT RY

Any student who withdraws or is terminated from a program of study and returns within 180 days, will be

charged the same tuition costs. The student is bound by the catalog in effect at the time of the original

enrollment. Students that have passed a SAP evaluation point and withdraw or are terminated from the

institution while on probation may not reenter. These students are eligible to re-enroll only after a period of

one year.

GR ADUATION REQ UIR EMENT S

In order to successfully complete training at AMUA and be eligible for graduation, students must

meet the following criteria:

Maintained 90% attendance throughout the program

Have achieved a minimum of 2.0 GPA

Have completed all projects and assignments for a final grade

Be cleared of all outstanding fees before student is considered

a graduate and is able to receive a certificate from the school.

Students who successfully complete our program receive a Certificate of Training or Diploma sanctioned by

the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. At the end of each session AMUA holds a graduation

celebration for graduates and staff. Friends and family of graduates are encouraged to attend.

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RU L E S O F C O N D U C T

These rules are to be followed by all students at all times. There are no exceptions to the following

rules. It is our aim to help students establish and maintain professional skills throughout training

for both artistic and business disciplines.

Attend all classes. If you must be absent, notify the school personally by calling.

Always be on time for class and stay until the end of class.

Always be prepared; bring all supplies and materials needed for class.

Cell phones are not to be used in class for any reason. Messages can be left with the office and cell

phones can be checked during designated breaks.

Notify the instructor if you are unable to attend class. Two absences are grounds for academic

probation; three absences are grounds for termination from the program.

Conduct yourself in an appropriate and professional manner at all times.

Complete all assignments and projects on time as required by the instructor.

Adhere to schools drug and alcohol-free policy. No drug or alcohol use is permitted during class,

during projects including photo shoots and school events.

Abide by school’s dress code: no flip-flops, no shorts, no see-through clothing, no mini- skirts, no

visible underwear, and no navels or mid-drifts are to show at any time.

Always leave the classroom, work area and restroom clean and neat.

Always be courteous and respectful to classmates and staff.

CO MP LAI NT PO LICY

Students should direct grievances to the School Director at (800) 595-5490 or in writing to 1321

Murfreesboro Road, Suite 731, Nashville. If a student does not feel that AMUA has adequately

addressed a complaint, the student may contact the Tennessee Higher Education Commission,

Nashville, TN 37243-0830. Telephone: 615-741-5293.

REFUN D POLI CY

Students have the right to a full refund of all charges, less the $100 registration fee, if the student

cancels the enrollment agreement prior to the first day of instruction. If a student has completed

less than 60% of instruction and withdraws from the program after instruction has begun, the

student will receive a pro-rated refund for the unused portion of the tuition and other refundable

charges. The date of withdrawal is the date of cancellation and is the date the student notifies the

school of the decision to cancel. The student will be charged for all days up to and including the

date of withdrawal. All refunds are paid within (30) days of the cancellation of the contract.

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S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S

AMUA offers a variety of services for its students including:

● Advising sessions

● Lodging information

● Short-term childcare information

● Career services

● Discounts at certain makeup companies

LODGI NG

AMUA does not provide housing for its students. Please note that there are referrals listed at the

bottom of this page. Students are encouraged to look for housing prior to their start date. Students

may log onto the school’s web site to gain access to these housing providers at www.theamua.com

and find additional housing resources.

CAR EER SERVI CES

Career services are available to all students of AMUA, past and present. Appointments can be

made in advance with a Student Liaison. Career services may include:

● Initial resume creation in introduction course

● Resume updates during and after training

● Portfolio creation and updates

● Prepare job search plan

● AMUA job board

● Bridal referral network

● Assistance with creation and production of business and marketing materials

Though AMUA cannot guarantee placement, every effort is made to ensure that students are assisted in

their job search within all the professional makeup fields.

Students Right to Cancel / Withdraw: The student has the right to cancel the enrollment agreement and

obtain a refund of charges paid through attendance at the first class session, or the seventh day after

enrollment, whichever is later. The student has the right to withdraw from a program of instruction at any

time. Cancellation or withdrawal shall occur when the student provides written notice to the School at the

address specified above. Students may be withdrawn by the School for conduct, including, but not limited

to, lack of attendance.

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