Sebring Career Schools

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As of 06/30/2014     Placement Rate:

Average percentages of both campus location combined:

Cosmetology Operator:  95%

Cosmetology Facialist:   81%

Cosmetology Instructor:  100%

Cosmetology Manicure/Pedicure:  86%

These numbers are reported on a prescribed form as required by our accreditating agency and reported annually. www.council.org

Graduation Requirements

Cosmetology Operator:

Complete the prescribed 1500 hour course in a satisfactory manner. Pass both Practical and Written Exams.

Cosmetology Instructor:

Complete the prescribe 750 hour course in a satisfactory manner. Pass both Practical and Written Exams.

Cosmetology Facial Specialist:

Complete the prescribed 750 hour course in a satisfactory manner. Pass both the Practical and Written Exams.

Cosmetology Manicure License:

Complete the prescribed 600 hour course. Pass both the Practical and Written Exams.

For All Courses, Students must meet all Financial Obligations to the institution prior to Graduation. Please note that if you complete the prescribed course but still have financial obligations to the institution, your hours will be reported to T.D.L.R. but will show tuition not tendered. This will result in your hours not being valid until such time as all tuition and fees have been tendered.  As per the T.D.L.R. Refund Policy, once you have completed 751 scheduled hours you owe the full amount of tuition and required fees to the institution, whether you complete your course or not.  Note: Scheduled hours may be greater than actual clock hours for those who fail to attend classes as scheduled.

Careers

Cosmetology Operators:  Licensed to work in salons or own your own business. May perform all services under your license in a licensed salon. Hair Cutting and tyling, Chemically Wave or Straighten Hair, Perform Scalp and Facial Treatments. Perform HIghlights/Lowlights/Color Applications. Style Hair Pieces and Wigs. Perform Pedicures and Manicures.

Cosmetology Instructors: Licensed to work in both Public and Private Schools, or you may own your own school.

Facial and Manicure Specialists: May perform only those services that fall under their respective specialty license.

It is illegal to work without a license or work in an unlicensed salon.

You can go on-line to www.tdlr.texas.gov  and perform a license search.

Institutional and Financial Assistance Information for Students: www.nces.ed.gov  (also click on Consumer Information, Catalog or contact the campus you wish to attend.

Drug and Alcohol Prevention: see consumer information page. Click on Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations.

Consumer Information for Student Athletes: NA

Student Right to Know: Click on Consumer Information.

Clery/Campus Security Act: http://www2.ed.gov/admins/lead/safety/campus/html

Parents and students can now use the internet to review campus crime statistics online.

FERPA: Click on Consumer Information page for link to FERPA.

Safeguarding Customer Information: Click on Safeguarding Customer Information

Fire SafetyReports and Student Housing: NA

Misrepresentation See Consumer Information Page: Please note we will not tell you how to answer any questions when applying for financial assistance. We will give you the respective web addresses that apply to you, and you will be required to complete said applications away from the institutions and then return the completed documentation to the school. For those with limited or no access to a computer, you may complete a paper application and submit to your respective financial aid office for the campus you wish to attend. Remember, you must answer all questions truthfully and honestly as they apply to you. Submitting false information for the purpose of qualifying for financial aid assistance is a federal offense and punishable by law with fines and possible prison terms.

Loan Disclosures; See Consumer Information page. Please note that with an average of 130 to 150  students per year attending our two campus locations, less than 30 receive student loans (on average each award year). So if you see a default rate that seems higher than other institutions, please note that it only takes one or two individuals to default on their student loan resulting in a high default percentage for the institution. Further, of the less than 30 who participate in the student loan program, the average loan debt is $5,000.00.

To see the most update annual income by occcupation go to: www,bls.gov/oes/current/oes_tx.htm#25.0000

or google Bureau of Labor Statistics

Click on A-Z Index  Scroll down to Wages by Occupation and click on,

Click on your state then scroll down for your occupation.

Cosmetology Operator - 39.5012  annual income $26,910

Facial Specialists: 39.5094            annual income  $32,650

Manicurist/Pedicureist: 35.5092              annual income $25,910

Instructors: 25.3099                                  annual income $25,000-35,000

These figures are from th BLT as of 2012. the most recently published.

Please note that all information is updated annually with our Accreditation Council, IPEDS, and the Dept. of Education respectively as required, and in a timely manner as required.

Other information as to enrollment status is updated monthly with NSLDS.