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Scholarship Opportunities

Private Scholarship Opportunities

We understand that paying for an esthetics program is not an easy financial decision for most families. 

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Scholarships & Federal Funding

We offer a variety of in-house financing options, which we believe will serve the needs of most students who attend our school. You can learn more about those plans here: Financial Plans.

We continue to keep this commitment to our students by keeping our program prices as low as possible while offering small class sizes with a significant amount of time with one-on-one hands-on training with our highly experienced instructors.

We also continue to invest in the newest and best equipment and technology to ensure you are ready for the next stage of your esthetics career when you graduate from our program.

Devin Merriott, Masters Esthetics Graduate

FINANCIAL PLANS

Aesthetics Students Learning in Class

There are also many private scholarships available for esthetic and cosmetology students and other specific scholarships for people attending trade schools, such as ours. In addition, we encourage you to look into hyper-specific private scholarships that you may be eligible to receive based on your personal life experience and demographics.

We have listed a few scholarship opportunities below, but please know there are many more available, but we cannot endorse these scholarships, as it can be difficult to determine the legitimacy of each and every one. We encourage you to proceed with common sense and caution. You should NEVER pay to apply for a scholarship and be wary of how much personal information you are willing to give out on each application.

Federal Funding Eligibility

We have a variety of affordable payment plans available, including an interest-free option, but unfortunately, we do not accept financial aid using FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) or any other federal funding sources at this time.

The National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS) is the accrediting agency that some schools will go through to meet minimum guidelines for federal standards to receive Title IV funding. The Oregon Department of Education exceeds those minimum guidelines, which we are in full compliance with, and we are fully accredited through the state of Oregon.

Monique & esthetics students

The National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences (NACCAS) is the accrediting agency that some schools will go through to meet minimum guidelines for federal standards to receive Title IV funding. The Oregon Department of Education exceeds those minimum guidelines, which we are in full compliance with, and we are fully accredited through the state of Oregon.

Since we do not participate in federal financial aid (FAFSA), we have chosen not to pursue federal accreditation at this time. It doesn’t mean that it is not something that we might consider in the future, but just not at this current point in time.

Once you graduate from one of our esthetics programs at our school, you will need to pass the Oregon Esthetics Licensing Exams to receive your esthetics license. An Oregon esthetics license has a significant amount of credibility and merit on both a national and international level and has substantial license reciprocity opportunities in most states in America.

State Funding Opportunities

Oregon Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)

We are eligible to receive funding through the Oregon Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). You can find out more about this funding opportunity and eligibility here.

Private Scholarship Opportunities