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Tuition & admissions

What it costs, what is included, and exactly what happens between filling in a form and standing at a station. No part of this is designed to be mysterious.

Next cohort begins

Enrollment, in person: the part where the questions get answered.

The numbers

Tuition
$11,000, all in: coursework, all 1,500 program hours, and your kit
Registration deposit
$500, applied toward tuition
Kit
$700, charged on your start date
Program length
1,500 hours, about 9 months. For roughly the first 3 months you are in class for part of the day, getting ready for the boards, and on the floor for the rest of it.
Class schedule
Tuesday to Friday 9:30am to 5:30pm. Saturday 9am to 5pm
Payment plan
$500 to register and $700 for your kit on your start date, then the remaining $9,800 in 8 monthly payments of $1,225.
Financial aid
The school does not take FAFSA, but ask us about the programs that can help shoulder the cost. Veterans' benefits and disabled worker programs are two of them.

The price of becoming a barber

$11,000

All in. $500 to register, $700 for your kit on your first day, then $1,225 a month for 8 months. Dedication not included; you bring that.

$500 + $700 + 8 × $1,225 = $11,000

What the kit is

Tuition covers the coursework, your 1,500 hours on the floor, and the kit. The kit is paid for once, on your first day, and it is yours: books, clippers, trimmers, shaver, brushes, combs, smock and cape.

A student's barbering kit laid out: cordless clippers, a trimmer, a foil shaver, a hair dryer, a sanitiser jar, a disinfectant spray, shears, combs and brushes, neck strips and a neck duster, a spray bottle, a razor, towels and a folded cape.

The kit is $700 of the total, paid on your start date.

What you need to start

Requirements
Want it. Show up. We teach the rest.
Prior experience
None. Most people who enroll have never cut hair.

From here to your first day

  1. Step 1

    Tell us you are interested

    The form at the bottom of this page. A couple of minutes, and it does not commit you to anything.

  2. Step 2

    We call you back

    A conversation about what you want out of it and whether the schedule works around your life. Questions in both directions.

  3. Step 3

    Book a tour and an interview

    Come in and walk the room while it is running. Watch a cut, sit down with an instructor, and talk to someone who is three months in. They will tell you the truth about it.

  4. Step 4

    Enroll

    This is the actual application: enrollment paperwork, and the $500 registration deposit. It is applied to your tuition, not charged on top of it.

  5. Step 5

    First day

    You get a kit and a station, and you start.

Connect with us

Tell us a little about yourself and what you are looking for. This is not an application and it does not commit you to anything. It starts a conversation.

If you would rather just talk to someone, call 763-710-9093.

  1. 1/About you
  2. 2/Your interest
  3. 3/Anything else

Step 1 of 3: About you

About you