Student Program Catalogs
Net Price Calculators
Click on the Net Price Calculator to help determine your Financial Aid.
The Net Price Calculator is a tool for students and their parents to use to get an estimate of what it may cost to attend CHD. It is important to understand this is an estimate and not an actual award. Many factors come into play when financial aid is awarded and are not addressed in this calculator.
Students and their parents are strongly encouraged to schedule an appointment to receive an individual analysis of the student’s eligibility for Financial Aid. You can set up your appointment by contacting:
Lisa Finch at 402-817-0970, or by email at lisa@collegeofhairdesign.com
The estimates given by our NPC tool is based on the cost of attendance for:
1. 12 months of the Barber Arts Program or Cosmetology Program
2. The entire program for Barber Arts DLP or the Esthetics Program
Student Disclosures
Our Student Disclosures documents are now available online.
These documents are in print-friendly PDF format.
Annual Report for ACCSC Student Graduation & Employment
Campus Security Title IX Contact & Policies:
- Title IX Training
- 2025 Annual Security Report
- Title IX & Non-Discrimination Policy
- Addendum – Title IX Admin change 09.2025
- Drug Alcohol Abuse Prevention Policy 2025
Jenny Perzanowski
Executive Director of HR & Compliance
Title IX Coordinator
Douglas J Schools
331 East Grand River Ave, Suite 255
East Lansing, MI 48823
(517) 853-6967
TitleIX@douglasj.com
Care ACT Higher Ed Emergency Relief Fund – HEERF
College of Hair Design has complied with required reporting for the grants received through the CARES Act for the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF).
- HEERF II Information
- HEERF Quarterly Reports – 10/14/21
- HEERF Quarterly Report – 12/31/21
- HEERF Quarterly Report – 3/31/22
- HEERF Quarterly Report – 6/30/22
- HEERF Quarterly Report – 9/30/22
- HEERF Quarterly Report – 12/31/23
State Licensure Reciprocity Disclosure
FERPA
In accordance with The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), College of Hair Design generally does not release student education records and information to third parties, other than to internal school departments or officials, without the student’s written consent.
FERPA Authorization to Release Student Information
FERPA Policy
Privacy of Directory Information Request Form
U.S. Dept. Of Ed. College Score Card
Accreditation Information
College of Hair Design is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Accreditation ensures that our programs meet established standards of educational quality and institutional integrity as determined by an independent accrediting agency.
To learn more about the accrediting agency, please visit About – ACCSC.
Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)
2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 302
Arlington, Virginia 22201
Main: (703) 247-4212
Fax: (703) 247-4533
For additional information or to connect with a specific department, please refer to the Staff Directory – ACCSC.
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Related Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean that College of Hair Design is accredited?
College of Hair Design is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC), a nationally recognized accrediting agency. This means our programs meet established standards of quality in education, curriculum, and student outcomes, as reviewed by an independent agency.
Why is accreditation important for students?
Accreditation helps protect your investment in your education by ensuring that the training you receive meets quality standards. It can also impact your eligibility for financial aid, your ability to sit for licensure exams, and how employers view your credentials.
Does accreditation affect financial aid options?
Yes. Accredited institutions like College of Hair Design are eligible to participate in federal and state financial aid programs, which can make education more affordable for students who qualify.
Will accreditation help with licensure after graduation?
In many states, completing an accredited program is required to qualify for licensure. Accreditation demonstrates that your training meets the standards expected by licensing boards and regulators.
Are credits transferable?
While transfer policies vary by institution, accreditation increases the likelihood that your credits may transfer if you continue your education or pursue advanced training elsewhere.