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Entrance is open to career-minded people
who, in the opinion of the school staff, would be able
to obtain and utilize the skills taught for employment.
Candidates are thoroughly screened and tested to determine
their capabilities, career potential and desire to complete
the course and work in the field.
The school admits, as regular students,
persons with High School Diplomas, General Education
Development (GED) Certificates, superior college records
or who are over the age of 18 and have the ability to
benefit from the training.
The ability to benefit from the training
will be determined by passing the entrance test with
scores above 200 on the Verbal Exam and 210 on the Quantitative
Exam of the Wonderlic Basic Skills Test, approved by
the USDE. ATB enrollment is limited to 40% of the student
body. Historically, the ATB enrollment has been a very
small percentage of the student body.
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Our efforts are directed toward training
and providing knowledgeable and well prepared entry
level Barber Stylists for all types of hair styling
shops.
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To prepare students for employment
as entry level professional hairstylists, having studied,
practiced and demonstrated enough services to be reasonably
skillful in haircutting, styling, blow drying, perming,
coloring, straightening, shampooing, facials, braids,
up-dos, and hair and scalp treatments (non-medical),
to prepare students for the Hawaii State Board Barber
Examination, having practiced and demonstrated the requirements
of the Board and to instill continuous learning to prepare
students for basic shop management having practiced
and demonstrated management responsibilities.
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Program 1 - 1500 Hours Barber Styling
Course
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Fees
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Cost
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Registration Fee
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$25.00
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Tuition
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$11, 430.00 @ 7.62 per hour
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Kit
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$886.85
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State Tax
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$581.55 (4.712%)
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Total
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$12, 923.40
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Registration Fee
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$25.00
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First Day of School
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$1, 278.99
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8 Monthly Payments of
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$1, 452.43
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Finance Charge
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NONE
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Total
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$12, 923.40
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* Additional Fees
State (DCCA) Fees:
Temporary Work Permit and License
Application .......................... $45.00
Exam Fee .............................$90.00
- Prices are subject to change
- See Refund Policy
- Prices Effective July 2010
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No money will be accepted from student
until it is determined that all entry requisites have
been met. The registration fee and all money paid by
an applicant will be refunded if requested within (3)
days of signing an agreement. For veterans only, $15.00
of the registration fee will be prorated by hours attended
over total program hours. An enrollee may interrupt
or terminate training by submitting written statement
to the school's admission office. The tool kit, once
issued, is not subject to refund.
An applicant requesting termination
of training shall be charged on an exact prorate of
the portion of the course completed . The exact prorating
shall be determined of the ratio of the number of hours
of instruction completed by the students to the total
number of instruction hours in the course. When termination
occurs due to prolonged illness, death in the family,
or other special cases beyond the control of the student,
the school will adjust the refund policy to be fair
and equitable to both parties. The student's last day
of attendance shall be deemed the last date of termination.
Tuition refunds will be paid within 30 days or termination.
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Applicants should inform the school
if they cannot begin training on their scheduled training
starting date. An applicant not requesting cancellation
by his scheduled starting date will be considered a
student only if he begins training. A class could be
cancelled for acts of nature, full enrollment or insufficient
enrolment.
If this occurs, a student may receive
a full refund or apply all money paid to the next starting
class. All money paid by applicant will be refunded
within three days of the visit to the school.
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The Honolulu Barber School Ltd., dba
Hawaii Institute of Hair Design, will comply with the
licensing regulations promulgated by the Hawaii State
Department of Education. The school will maintain such
permanent records covering the work accomplished by
each student so that such compliance with applicable
standards of instruction and the approved training program
can be readily determined. All Board of Health and Barber
regulations will be complied with. The school has signed
a Statement of Assurance agreeing to take necessary
measures to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964. We are an Equal Opportunity School and
do not discriminate on race, sex, or national origin.
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The Hawaii Institute of Hair Design
is approved for Veteran training under the GI Bill for
the 1500-hour Barber/Stylist Program. The school assumes
that responsibility for supervising each veteran and
evaluating this/her accomplishments. If the progress
or conduct of any veteran-trainee is not satisfactory
and there is doubt as to the desirability of his/her
continuance as a trainee, or if his/her attendance does
not conform to the standards stated above, the school
will terminate the veteran's training immediately. The
last date of actual attendance will be reported to the
Veterans Administration on the date of termination.
Refer to
www.gibill.va.gov for question on veteran's training
and policies.
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Government statistics on this career;
check
http://www.o*netonline.org (SOC Code 39-5010): the
Bureau of Labor Statistics at:
http://www.bls.gov.
The Classification of Instructional Programs for the
Barber Styling Program is 12-0402.
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The most recent graduation and placement
rates reported to the Accrediting Commission of Career
Colleges by this school were determined on those students
who began training in 2008. This gave the students time
to graduate in 2009 and 2010 and to begin working before
June 30, 2010.
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67 (100%)
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54 (81%)
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46 (87% of the graduates)
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Many students take a leave of absence
for health or family reasons and do not graduate in
the 10 month normal time for completion. In reality,
from the 54 graduated students of the 2008 starts:
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Only 24 (44%) of the graduates had
completed within 10 months, (Normal frame time in 2009)
33 (66%) of the graduates had completed within a few
additional days after 10 months, and
54 (100%) all of the graduates had completed the program
by the 15 month school’s maximum frame time.
The student weekly scheduled hours
changed in 2010. The rates for the most recent financial
aid award year is:
23 (44%) had completed the program within 10 months
( July 1, 2010- July 1, 2011)
32 (60%) had completed the program a few days later
than 10 months
47 (89%) had completed the program within 12 months
(Normal frame time in 2011)
51(96%) had completed the program a few days later than
12 months.
2 Students closed their files for good reasons, returned,
and completed in more than1 year
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The median Federal Student Loan Debt
for students who graduated between July 1, 2010 and
June 30, 2011 was $5216.00.
The school does not offer private loans
that must be paid after a student graduates. The school
does offer a tuition payment plan that includes installments
prorated to assure that the student has completely paid
for the entire program before the last day of school.
Students must be paid in full to receive their graduation
records. When a student drops or is expelled, federal
financial aid received must be prorated and the unearned
grants or loans must be paid back to the government
using required government calculations. If a loan was
accepted, part of the loan may be kept according to
the calculations and must be paid back by the student.
Students who do not graduate must also pay the school
for any remaining school balance: tool kit cost and
earned tuition to date left.
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A student’s budget for tuition and
living expenses for the duration of the program should
be similar to below:
| Tuition and taxes |
$12,036.00 School cost |
| Books and Supplies |
$887.00 School cost |
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You will also need to budget for living
expenses while attending school. |
| Room and Board |
$12,780.00 (No room and board offered at
the school) |
| Other Expenses |
$3,840.00 (Transportation and personal expenses) |
| Total |
$29,543.00 (Including school and personal
living expenses) |
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