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Financial Aid

It's a hand-up, not a hand-out...

Education is more expensive than most of us can afford without assistance. We don't want the cost of tuition to stop you from getting the best training in cosmetology and esthetics. We provide a variety of tuition payment options, including state and federal student aid resources such as Pell grants, SEOG Grants, student/parent loans, and scholarships.

All enrollment requirements must be completed prior to scheduling a Financial Aid appointment. Once scheduled, the following documentation must be presented at the time of their Financial Aid appointment:

  • FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The FAFSA must be completely filled out and signed prior to their appointment. If you have already applied for the FAFSA within the academic year need to provide the SAR (Student Activity Report) with DRN#. To obtain a copy of the SAR call 800.433.3243
  • SIGNED 1040 Tax Form for you and/or your spouse for the current year
  • W2 forms or Schedule C Form for you and/or your spouse for the current year
  • Documentation of any untaxed income you may have received such as:
    • AFDC
    • Welfare
    • TANF
    • Social Security
    • Disability
    • Child Support
    • Unemployment
    • Other
    • Co-Signer, if required. If you do not have at least three years of established good credit, you must secure an approved co-signer that does meet those requirements

    DEPENDENT STUDENT

    Dependency status is determined on Step 3 of the FAFSA form. If you have been determined to be of dependent status, you must report for the last parent that you lived with. If that parent has remarried, include stepparent's information as well. You must provide:

    • Your parent's SIGNED 1040 Tax Form for the current year
    • Your parent's W2 forms or Schedule C Form for the current year
 

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Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 929-4242
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Saturday: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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