931 South Rangeline Road
Carmel, IN 46032

For students in Indiana and Kentucky looking to pursue a career in Cosmetology, PJ's College of cosmetology should be the first stop. This school has more than half-a-dozen locations in two states (including sites in Muncie and Indianapolis, Indiana, Bowling Green and Louisville, Kentucky) and has been educating future cosmetologists for more than two decades. The goal of PJ's College of cosmetology is to provide students with the tools and techniques they need to obtain jobs in the beauty industry, and the educational program is designed to stimulate creative design skills and teach the art of cosmetology. After completing their education, PJ's graduates will be prepared to take state board exams for licensing in cosmetology.

PJ's College of Cosmetology uses the Pivot Point scientific approach to educate students about hair cutting, perming, styling and coloring. PJ's students will also learn about manicuring, pedicuring, artificial nails, waxing, facials and make-up. Communication and human relations also make up part of the program, so that PJ's students are able to communicate effectively with clients, co-workers and salon management. State board requirements are also covered. The courses at PJ's College of Cosmetology are designed to teach both technical skills and artistic principles and prepare students for careers as hair designers.

Students train using professional-grade products, and the education is comprehensive, practical and hands-on. PJ's College of Cosmetology educational programs are regularly revised and updated to reflect the latest market trends and developments. Short courses in Nail Technology, esthetics, shampooing are also available, and PJ's College of Cosmetology offers continuing education opportunities for stylists and other beauty industry professionals. A junior instructor program prepares students to become licensed cosmetology instructors and includes training in theory and student-teaching practice.

Possible careers for PJ's College of Cosmetology graduates include: hair dresser, salon manager, salon owner, colorist, product demonstrator, skin specialist, manicurist or pedicurist, lecturer, consultant, instructor, school manager or owner, or shampoo technician. Placement assistance is also available. PJ's College of Cosmetology is nationally accredited and federal financial aid is available to qualified applicants. Scholarships may be available for talented students or those with financial need.

Quick Facts

PJ's College of Cosmetology has been training cosmetologists for more than 20 years.

The Pivot Point training system ensures that PJ's College of Cosmetology graduates are well-prepared for positions in the cosmetology industry.

PJ's College of Cosmetology has a placement network that helps grads find the best jobs available in the industry.

Students can study hair design, skin care and manicuring in one 1500-hour course.

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