Consumer Information
Understanding Cost of Attendance
The Net Price Calculator is a planning tool that provides an estimated net price based on historical information. It does not represent a final financial aid determination or a guarantee of assistance.
RACE's Cost of Attendance (COA) is a broader estimate used for financial aid purposes. In addition to tuition and required program expenses, it may include estimated housing and food, transportation, personal expenses, and other applicable educational costs.
Students may contact the RACE Financial Aid Office at (801) 373-2887 to learn more about the Cost of Attendance applicable to their program and enrollment period.
Disclosures
Use the resources below to learn more about the occupations and career fields associated with RACE programs.
- Cosmetology (CIP 12.0401): Occupations for CIP 12.0401 on O*NET
- Hair Design (CIP 12.0407): Occupations for CIP 12.0407 on O*NET
- Master Esthetics (CIP 12.0414): Occupations for CIP 12.0414 on O*NET
- Nail Technology (CIP 12.0410): Occupations for CIP 12.0410 on O*NET
- Lash & Brow Technology (CIP 12.0499): Occupations for CIP 12.0499 on O*NET
Student Complaints
Students who need to file a complaint directly with a state approval or accrediting agency may use the following resources:
RACE Student Privacy & Data Protection Notice
Other Important Resources
College Navigator provides information about:
- Tuition, fees, and estimated student expenses
- Financial aid
- Net price of attendance
- Enrollment
- Admissions
- Retention and graduation rates
- Available programs
- Accreditation
- Campus security
- Federal student-loan default rates
Federal Student Aid
- Apply for Federal Student Aid
- Create or Access an FSA ID
- Entrance Counseling
- Exit Counseling
- Master Promissory Note
- Return of Title IV Grant or Loan Assistance Policy
Voter Registration
In support of state and federal voter-registration requirements, RACE makes voter-registration information available to enrolled students.
Student Diversity
RACE makes information about student-body diversity available to current and prospective students. This includes available information about enrolled full-time students by sex, race or ethnicity, and Federal Pell Grant recipient status.
View RACE Student Diversity Information through NCES College Navigator
Disability Services and Accommodations
Renaissance Academie (RACE) is committed to providing equal access to its programs and services. RACE does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the administration of its educational programs, school-administered activities, or employment practices.
Requesting Accommodations
Students and applicants who would like to request reasonable accommodations should contact the RACE ADA/Section 504 Coordinator:
ADA/Section 504 Coordinator: Mandy Humphrey, Director
Phone: 801-373-2887
Email: mandy@race.edu
To begin the process:
- Contact RACE as early as possible, ideally before your start date or as soon as a need arises.
- Meet with the ADA/Section 504 Coordinator to discuss your request and applicable program requirements.
- RACE may request supporting documentation to better understand functional limitations and determine reasonable accommodations.
- If an accommodation is approved, RACE will provide a written accommodation plan and coordinate with appropriate staff.
Response timeline: RACE aims to respond within 5–10 business days after receiving the information needed to evaluate the request.
Examples of Reasonable Accommodations
Accommodations are determined individually. Depending on the student’s needs and the essential requirements of the program, accommodations may include:
- Adjusted testing conditions, such as extended time or a reduced-distraction setting
- Alternative formats for written materials when available
- Modified seating or standing options
- Scheduled breaks
- Adaptive-equipment considerations when feasible
- Scheduling adjustments when reasonable and consistent with attendance and program requirements
Facilities Access
Applicants and students with mobility, hearing, vision, or other access-related needs should contact RACE so the school can determine an appropriate access plan for classrooms, clinic areas, restrooms, and other campus spaces.
Confidentiality
Disability-related information is maintained as confidential and shared only with staff who need the information to implement approved accommodations.
Concerns or Appeals
If you have concerns about the accommodation process or believe you have been treated unfairly, contact Mandy Humphrey at mandy@race.edu. If the concern is not resolved, you may request a formal review by Therese Taylor, CEO/Owner.