Top Five Beauty School Qs
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
You’ve decided to go back to school to pursue something you are genuinely interested in. Congratulations! No matter what avenue of education you are pursuing, you’re always bound to have questions. It’s a huge life-altering decision to continue on with your education so it’s a good idea to have some of the facts down first:
- Beauty schools generally interest the artistic and creative sides of individuals. This doesn’t mean you have to already have techniques to pursue your education, but a strong interest in fields like cosmetology, hair design, makeup application, and more are certainly important.
- According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the highest 10 percent of salaried cosmetologists earned close to $20 per hour in May 2006. Salaries grow with experience.
- Cosmetology and other beauty professions tend to be flexible careers, with about 46 percent of the total number of cosmetologists being self-employed, according to the BLS.
What questions will you have before you make your ultimate beauty decision? Let us help you here with the Top Five Questions About Beauty Schools.
-Amanda Fornecker
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