FAQ

Visit our FAQs section for answers to common questions about our programs

• What documents are needed for admission?

  Below is a list of required documents you must bring in upon enrolling: Social Security Card Driver’s License, ID, or Passport Other (any transcript of previous classes/certification that may apply) High School Diploma or GED (or U.S. post-secondary/College degree) For Nail Tech Instructor (current Nail Technician license issued by the Georgia State Board of Cosmetology). If you have any questions, please visit or call us at (706) 278 0065 to speak to a representative for more pertinent information and to find out when our next class begins

• What are the requirements for graduation?

  The school has defined the successful completion of the selected program as follows: (i) Documented attendance for the total hours of instruction contracted in the program under state law requirements. (ii) Attainment of an overall GPA of 70% or above. (iii) Fulfilling tuition contract and course costs (payment plan established if necessary). Upon satisfactory completion of the graduation requirements, Dalton Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology will issue a Diploma certifying that the student has met all requirements in the chosen course of study.

• Does the academy provide assistance with job placement?

  The student acknowledges that the school provides employment assistance services to help its students secure employment after graduation. However, it is important to note that the school does not guarantee the placement of students. The student also acknowledges and agrees that the school has not made any promises or guarantees regarding student placement in employment to induce the student to enroll in the program.

• Does the academy provide assistance with job placement?

  The student acknowledges that the school provides employment assistance services to help its students secure employment after graduation. However, it is important to note that the school does not guarantee the placement of students. The student also acknowledges and agrees that the school has not made any promises or guarantees regarding student placement in employment to induce the student to enroll in the program.

• What are your payment options?

  For all programs: The student must pay registration fees before starting school. Payments are due on the 1st of the month and are considered late if not received by the 5th. A late fee of $50 will be charged if a student has not paid by the 5th, except on school holidays longer than one day that may fall on a payment due date. In such cases, payment will be due by the end of the week following the school's return from the holiday. Payment terms are outlined in the Enrollment Agreement, which is contracted and signed by both the student and the school staff. These terms must be followed exactly as contracted, and no partial payments will be accepted at any time. If a student falls more than two months behind on tuition payments at any point during their program, they will automatically be dropped. However, once tuition payments are current, they can re-enroll under the "re-entry" student status terms in the "Admissions Requirements" section. Before graduation, any remaining balance must be settled. If allowed funds are not paid to the school before graduation, the school reserves the right to withhold the student’s transcripts and/or Certificate of Completion. We accept payment in various forms, including cash, credit card, money order, cashier’s check, or personal check.