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To prepare students to pass the Illinois State Board of Cosmetology Licensure Examination.
To prepare students to work in other fields of cosmetology such as skin care specialist, make-up artist, colorist, salon owner, and other.
To educate students on proper employer/employee working relationship, ethics and etiquette.
Course Format
- Theory Lectures
- Practical Demonstrations (includes guest speaker)
- Audio-Visual Material
- Practical and theory worksheets
- Practical Workbook
- Illustrations
Evaluation Procedures
- Theory and Practical Exams
- Clinic area Practical Exams
- Oral Quizzes
- Textbook Chapter Exams
- Final Examinations (theory and practical)
Required Level of AchievementAll students are required to maintain a minimum of 70% grade point average in theory and practical area throughout the entire cosmetology course. In addition, a minimum score of 85% must also be achieved on the comprehensive theory final exam. (Please refer to the Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for additional requirements.) Theory and Practical Work will be graded according to the followings:
| A |
excellent progress |
93% - 100% |
| B |
good progress |
85% - 92% |
| C |
average progress |
77% - 84% |
| D |
poor progress |
70% - 76% |
| F |
failing |
below 70% |
A minimum of 70% is allowed on all theory and practical work. Grades below 70% are considered unsatisfactory. Students must also maintain satisfactory attendance, which means they must satisfy at least 67% of the hours per week agreed upon and stated on the attendance agreement at the time of enrollment.
Student evaluations of academics and attendance will be given after the first 250 hours of coursework is completed, and at 200 - hours intervals thereafter. Students whose grades fall below 70% or whose attendance falls below 67% will be placed on probation for the next 14 days.
Termination from the program and withdrawal of financial assistance may result if the student has not met the necessary requirement of satisfactory progress after 30 days. Termination can also result from unruly or unacceptable conduct, which is determined by majority opinion of the school staff and principal at their discretion.
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