To help you make a quality decision about whether to sign up for cosmetology instruction through American College of Hair Design, we want you to know that according to the latest information, from July 1, 2006 to June30, 2007, 39 of  the 60 students in this program schedule, went on to graduate. 95%  of the students taking the state board examination administered by the State of Missouri from July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007, passed that examination. 94% of the 36 students that passed the State Board Exam from 06/01/06 to 05/30/07 found jobs in the Cosmetology field.

Physical demands

In considering cosmetology as a career it must be understood that it is a physically demanding occupation. With the exception of manicuring, pedicuring, facials, nail care and makeup application, most services performed by the cosmetologist are done while standing. Persons with foot or back problems would be well advised to seek an area of cosmetology that will allow them to be seated while working with clients.

Safety recommendations

Shoes with an arch support and non-skid soles are recommended for the safety and well being of all students. As a variety of chemicals are used in the course of training, persons with known allergies to chemicals are advised to consult with their physician before enrolling. You will be taught how to handle and dispose of chemicals safely while attending school.

Security

Campus security has an excellent record of no crimes or criminal occurrences being reported on the campus of American College of Hair Design, 125 Winchester Drive, Sedalia Missouri.

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