Aveda Institute Chapel Hill

To qualify for an Esthetics License in North Carolina, you must attend a licensed school and complete the state of North Carolina's minimum required training hours and then take the state's Esthetic board exams.

The cost for students at Aveda Institute Chapel Hill Esthetics Program is estimated at $16,345, which includes tuition, student kit charges and other expenses as well. (2020-2021)

54 Weeks | 1500 Hours of Cosmetology School will enable you to be ready to take the North Carolina Licensing Exam.

Both occupations are licensed skin care specialists. Generally, Estheticians focus on cosmetic treatments, and Aestheticians’ roles are more medical.

An Esthetician provides services focused on skin care including, but not limited to, skin treatments, facials, makeup application and hair removal.

Esthiology is esthetics. Esthetics is the practice of skin care and related skin beautification. This can be by the means of a facial, body treatment, waxing, or even makeup application.

Throughout the year we offer a number of different schedules including a night school option to let students choose the schedule that works for them.

Depending on consistent attendance, it takes 21 scheduled weeks to complete the 600 hour Esthetics Program.

Depending on consistent attendance, it takes 21 scheduled weeks to complete the 600 hour Esthetics Program.

YES. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we are able to offer a hybrid of online education (with a live educator) and in-person education at our facility. Virtual classes start every four weeks. Learn the foundation of your education in Cosmetology online.

Currently, some states allow a percentage of your cosmetology program to be done online. North Carolina currently allows 50% of the program, for theory instruction to be done online. The percentage allowed for online education varies by state.

Cosmetology school and beauty school are just different names for the same education.

Cosmetologists learn everything about hair, but they also learn other services in the fields of esthetics and nails. Barbering is limited to men’s hair care and grooming.

Cosmetologists are commonly found working in salons, Estheticians are typically found in spas. While they share common ground, cosmetologists provide a wide variety of beauty services that are more focused around hair but include basic esthetics skills and estheticians focus on skin care services and are not licensed to do hair services.

Cosmetology is the art and science of beauty care. A cosmetologist is an expert in beautifying the hair, skin and nails. Branches of specialty include hairstyling, skin care, nail care, and hair removal.

Hair cutting, hair styling, hair color, skin care, makeup, nails, waxing and more!

No, a U.S. High School Diploma (or U.S. equivalent) is required.

To qualify for cosmetology licensure in North Carolina, you must attend a licensed school and complete the state of North Carolina's minimum required training hours and then take the state's cosmetology board exams.

The cost for students at Aveda Institute Chapel Hill is estimated at $25,789, which includes tuition, student kit charges and other expenses as well. (2020-2021) Federal Financial Aid is available for students who qualify

Throughout the year we offer a number of different schedules including a night school option to let students choose the schedule that works for them.

Depending on consistent attendance, it takes 52 scheduled weeks to complete the 1500 hour Cosmetology Program consisting of Hair, Skin, Nail Care, and Makeup Application. Upon completion, you will be ready to take the North Carolina Licensing Exam.

Depending on consistent attendance, it takes 52 scheduled weeks to complete the 1500 hour Cosmetology Program consisting of Hair, Skin, Nail Care, and Makeup Application.

YES. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we are able to offer a hybrid of online education with a live educator and in-person education at our facility. Virtual classes start every four weeks. Learn the foundation of your education in Advanced Esthetics online.

Yes

Depends on what program you want to enroll in but you can speak to someone and they'll make an appointment to give you a tour and go over #'s

Not sure You will have to call

If you go before 11a you get a 20% percent discount on services. The prices are tiered for services based on the stylist education level and how close they are to graduating. Junior..the least expensive. Sophmore.. middle and senior is the most expensive. But don't be swayed by their levels ..some junior level stylist can be just as good as seniors.

I found the discount on color services to less than expected

$40 depends on the type of styling you want though.