Cosmetology
Get your licensure in the industry of beauty by learning from the professionals and take your skills from the on-campus Salon to serving clients in a successful career.
About this Program
Beauty is a full-time job, and that's why the world needs trained professionals. Come learn the latest and best techniques behind expert hair, skin and nail treatment from instructors who bring their industry experience to the classroom.
Put those skills to practice in our state-of-the-art Francis Tuttle Salons. The resources available to Cosmetology students match those in a real-world, professional setting, meaning you'll be prepared the minute you're certified.
Social media and advancing technology has opened up new opportunities in cosmetology and related fields. This program gives you the opportunity to expand your horizons and realize your true creative potential.
Completion of the Cosmetology program means you are prepared to take the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist exam. Already licensed Cosmetologists can take our Master Educator course and pass on their knowledge to those aspiring for a career in the field.
Cosmetology Majors
Cosmetologist
About this Major
Cosmetologists must function effectively under stress, communicate in a professional manner, and establish a rapport with clients and colleagues. They must be flexible, creative, artistic, and have good time management skills in a fast-paced environment. Work is usually indoors with a low to moderate noise level. Prolonged standing and working is often necessary to accomplish tasks.
Eligible Licensures / Certifications:
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist Exam
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist License
This career major's curriculum meets the professional licensure requirements for Oklahoma but does not meet the licensure requirements for all other states.
Entrance Requirements
Students enrolled in the Cosmetology career major must provide copies of their birth certificate and high school transcript, as well as a 2x2-inch full-face face photo newer than one year old and a Cashier's check ($10.00) payable to the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering (OSBCB). A social security number is required on the initial application and is required to obtain a cosmetology license from the OSBCB.
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify.
Courses
- Orientation and Introduction to Cosmetology 125 hours
- Basic Facials 130 hours
- Scalp Treatments 25 hours
- Haircutting 160 hours
- Hairstyling 250 hours
- Professional Development 150 hours
- Basic Manicuring & Pedicuring 70 hours
- Hair Coloring 140 hours
- Hair Texture Chemical Restructuring 200 hours
Tuition & Costs
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Cosmetologist - Secondary
About this Major
Cosmetologists must function effectively under stress, communicate in a professional manner, and establish a rapport with clients and colleagues. They must be flexible, creative, artistic, and have good time management skills in a fast-paced environment. Work is usually indoors with a low to moderate noise level. Prolonged standing and working are often necessary to accomplish tasks.
Licensures / Certifications:
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist Exam
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist License
**To obtain the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist license, the student will be responsible for the $10 State Board Registration Fee. Francis Tuttle will pay the State Board Exam Registration Fee ($35) and the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Basic Cosmetologist License Fee ($25) after the student obtains a passing score on the state licensure tests.
This career major's curriculum meets the professional licensure requirements for Oklahoma but does not meet the licensure requirements for all other states.
Entrance Requirements
Students enrolled in the Cosmetology career major must provide copies of their birth certificate and high school transcript, as well as a 2x2-inch face photo less than one-year-old and a Cashier's check ($10.00) payable to the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering (OSBCB). A social security number is required on the initial application and is required to obtain a cosmetology license from the OSBCB.
Courses
- Orientation and Introduction to Cosmetology 125 hours
- Basic Facials 60 hours
- Scalp Treatments 30 hours
- Basic Manicuring & Pedicuring 60 hours
- Professional Development 100 hours
- Hair Texture Chemical Restructuring 200 hours
- Haircutting 125 hours
- Hairstyling 180 hours
- Hair coloring 130 hours
Tuition & Costs
Costs for High School Students
Tuition & Fees
- N/A
Licensure / Certifications
- OSBCB Cosmetology and Barbering registration fee: $10
- State Board Exam paid by Francis Tuttle
Textbooks, Supplies, and Certifications (Estimated)
- 1 set of scrubs provided by Francis Tuttle
- Shoes - $40.00-$100.00
Total Estimated Costs for High School Students
$45 -$105Master Cosmetology Instructor
About this Major
Cosmetologists must function effectively under stress, communicate in a professional manner, and establish a rapport with clients and colleagues. They must be flexible, creative, artistic, and have good time management skills in a fast-paced environment. Work is usually indoors with a low to moderate noise level. Prolonged standing and working is often necessary to accomplish tasks.
Eligible Licensures / Certifications:
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Master Educator Exam
- Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering Master Educator License
This career major's curriculum meets the professional licensure requirements for Oklahoma but does not meet the licensure requirements for all other states.
Entrance Requirements
Students enrolled in the Cosmetology career major must provide copies of their birth certificate and high school transcript, as well as a 2x3-inch face photo less than one year old and a Cashier's check ($10.00) payable to the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering (OSBCB). A social security number is required on the initial application and is required to obtain a cosmetology license from the OSBCB. Student must have a current Cosmetologist license in order to take the Master Instructor Exam.
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify.
Courses
- Orientation 55 hours
- Introduction to Teaching & Curriculum 85 hours
- Course Outline and Development 165 hours
- Cosmetology Law, School Management, and Record Keeping 70 hours
- Teaching-Assisting in the Classroom and Clinic 100 hours
- Practice Teaching-Classroom & Clinic 125 hours
Tuition & Costs
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