I cant find a CC school in NC that offers the esthetician program can you help?
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Try the College Board search at:\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/csea...\nYou can search by many critia including majors, distance from home, price, two year or four year, school size, and clubs, plus lots more. This is a great tool. Good luck!
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I suggest seriously looking into Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic. Its in South Carolina.\n\nAmong everything else, it still focuses on the philosophy of chiropractic... and that's essential to understanding the ideas behind it as well as how to get the most for your patients!\n\nSchools like Palmer have lost a lot of the philosophy side and go a lot on just their name at the moment, so I wouldn't recommend it.\n\nAlso.. pay no attention to the above answer... anyone who calls it chiropracty obviously has no idea what they're talking about!
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I dont live in Memphis,Tn.  But where I live there is a college with  dental students who provide dental care to the public for a very low fee. Try checking out your local colleges.
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go to beauty school and get a lisence the rent a chair at a beauty salon
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I would not only contact but I would visit the dentist school I planned on attending and ask them what they recommend you to take. That usually heads off problems in the long-run finding out you should have taken this or that class or that you wasted your time and money taking other things. I would NOT rely on the current school for recommendations. They may claim to know what you need to take but I've never seen it. I have seen over and over and over courses recommended that are not needed, which could have been avoided, then the student has to spend that much longer getting the classes he/she needs to get in the desired university.
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Try contacting these people,,\n\nUniv of Tx Dental college\n\nhttp://www.db.uth.tmc.edu/clinic-pat/Patient_Information/becoming1.htm\n\nHere's another list of organiations/agencies\n\nhttp://www.hd.co.harris.tx.us/chs/dental/Dental%20Web%20Docs/Dental%20Access%20Intro%20Page.htm\n\nMost of these places are overloaded,,and there's usually waiting lists and "red tape"...\nIt's frustrating,,but stick with it.\n\nThanks for trying to help your friend\n\nGood luck to Y'all
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Why don't you check out some of the local shops. I live in Charlotte and like Salon Vogue and Fossil Salon and Spa in the University Area. There's also probably a lot of great upscale ones in SouthPark and the Ballantyne areas.
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Excellent! The more the merrier! I live in KS, and we can never have too many. State law requires that you be certified through the State Board of Cosmetology. Have a look at the link, and you'll be on your way :)
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I'm pretty sure GNC carries it. They can usually give you more info. on the products, and help you decide which is best suited to achieve you personal desired result.
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I would contact the Steiner Education Group..many of their massage, and facial students get employment on the cruise lines. You could also try contacting each of the Cruise Lines directly.\n\nGood Luck!
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Try contacting the California Society of Cosmetic Chemists http://www.caliscc.org
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try a community college
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Try calling a dental school in your area.  Generally the fee is very little if not free.
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-be certified with the N.C. State Board of Cosmetologists.\n-the salary varies, but you get tips with haircuts.\n-skills:  be a people person, and know what angle to hold hair (45 degree angle, etc.) to get the desired look, be able to advie a person whether you think a style will look good on them or not, be able to style and fix any haircut that you do, and know that no matter what, the hair will grow back!\n-go to work and cut peoples hair all day!\n-the hours vary depending on where you go to work, like at Great Clips it is usually 6 hours per day, like 9:00am - 3:00pm.\n-main duties and responsibilities:  Being able to trust yourself with someones hair,  and making their hair look good no matter what.\n-You must take the State Board Exam and pass it to become certified, it's tough.\n-the employee outlook is that being a cosmetologist is a great job, your mistakes aren't long term, and you have job security, because everyone needs a haircut at some point.
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try your local community college.
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I have a book, its called 'A Practical Guide to Beauty Therapy for NVQ level2 by Janet Simms. Try that book, if not you can mail me, I have all the course work and may be able to find something out for her, Good Luck
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I assume you are looking for their web-site.  Here it is:\n\nhttp://www.cosmetology.state.az.us/