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300 HOUR NAIL TECHNOLOGY
The Nail Technology program offers 300 hours instruction and prepares students to meet the requirements for taking the Utah State licensing exam. Master the art of manicures, pedicures, and massage techniques for hands, arms, and feet. Study nail design, safety, advanced gel and acrylic applications.
License in as little as 15 weeks!
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Text: (801) 960-4595 Voice: (801) 380-8268
2023 DAY CLASS START DATES
Monday, October 2nd
Monday, November 6th
NIGHT CLASS START DATES
Tuesday, October 3rd
Tuesday, November 7th
2024 CLASS START DATES
Winter
Day: Monday, January 22nd
Night: Tuesday, January 23rd
Spring
Day: Monday, March 4th
Day: Monday, April 8th
Night: Tuesday, March 5th
Night: Tuesday, March 6th
Summer
Day: Monday, June 10th
Day: Monday, July 15th
Night: Tuesday, June, 11th
Night: Tuesday, July 16th
Fall
Day: Monday, September 9th
Day: Monday, October 7th
Day: Monday, November 11th
Night: Tuesday, September 10th
Night: Tuesday, October 11th
Night: Tuesday, November 12th
Nail Technology 300 Hours On Campus
Nail Technology Distant Education
210 Hours On Campus/90 Hours Remote
Tuition
$3,075.00
$3,075.00
Text Books and Supplies
$1,645.00
$1,645.00
Application Fee
$75.00
$75.00
Total Investment
$4,795.00
Total investment is subject to change, current costs at the time of the students actual start date will be applied on the enrollment agreement
Financial Aid and Vocational Rehab not available for Nail Technology
Ask about our flexible payment plan
$4,795.00
Total investment is subject to change, current costs at the time of the students actual start date will be applied on the enrollment agreement
Financial Aid and Vocational Rehab not available for Nail Technology
Ask about our flexible payment plan
COURSE |
Minimum Time Frame |
Maximum Time Frame |
Nail Technology Nail Technology Distant Education (Part Time 25 hrs/week) |
12 weeks 300 hours |
18 weeks or 450 hours |
Nail Technology Nail Technology Distant Education (Part Time 20 hrs/week) |
15 weeks 300 hours |
22.5 weeks or 450 hours |
ADMISSIONS
RACE requires each student enrolling within any education program to provide the following:
Proof of secondary education such as a diploma, GED certificate, an official transcript showing secondary school completion, or a state certification of home school certification.
Proof of age ex. Driver’s license, birth certificate, government-issued identification.
High school students may only be enrolled through a Training Agreement, as established with the applicable high school/district.
VALIDATION OF HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION
If there is reason to believe that a high school diploma is not valid or was not obtained from an entity that provides secondary school education RACE will implement the following process:
1. Request submission of documentation directly from the secondary school that confirms the validity of the student’s diploma.
2. Request documentation from the relevant department or agency within the state in which the secondary school is located to confirm that the secondary school is recognized as a provider of secondary school education.
FOREIGN DIPLOMA
Should an enrolling student provide a foreign high school diploma, RACE will work with the student to obtain an English translation of the document along with confirmation that the education received is equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. This documentation must come from a qualified outside agency.
RACE requires each student enrolling within any education program to provide the following:
Proof of secondary education such as a diploma, GED certificate, an official transcript showing secondary school completion, or a state certification of home school certification.
Proof of age ex. Driver’s license, birth certificate, government-issued identification.
High school students may only be enrolled through a Training Agreement, as established with the applicable high school/district.
VALIDATION OF HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION
If there is reason to believe that a high school diploma is not valid or was not obtained from an entity that provides secondary school education RACE will implement the following process:
1. Request submission of documentation directly from the secondary school that confirms the validity of the student’s diploma.
2. Request documentation from the relevant department or agency within the state in which the secondary school is located to confirm that the secondary school is recognized as a provider of secondary school education.
FOREIGN DIPLOMA
Should an enrolling student provide a foreign high school diploma, RACE will work with the student to obtain an English translation of the document along with confirmation that the education received is equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. This documentation must come from a qualified outside agency.
Learn all the ins and outs of what the program offers
RACE School Catalog
SOC Code: 12.0410 Learn More Here: www.onetonline.org
Transfer Policy
RACE accepts transfer students and shall determine the amount of hours to accept toward graduation based upon an evaluation of the student’s level of training.
RACE School Catalog
SOC Code: 12.0410 Learn More Here: www.onetonline.org
Transfer Policy
RACE accepts transfer students and shall determine the amount of hours to accept toward graduation based upon an evaluation of the student’s level of training.
- Students must provide an official transcript of hours accumulated at the previous school. These hours will be deducted from the state required course hours and the remaining hour balance will be the amount of hours RACE may contract to supply.
- Tuition will be determined by the hourly rate at the time of the transfer multiplied by the hours required. Any necessary tools, books or equipment will be added to the contracted tuition fee.
- The student will determine their financial aid or school payment plan before they are allowed to begin their course of study
