A long-established cosmetology school in the western United States, owned and operated by its founders since inception. The school is nationally accredited, licensed by the state board that regulates cosmetology schools, and participates in Title IV federal student aid. Five approved clock-hour programs are actively enrolling: Cosmetology, Hair Design, Aesthetician, Nail Technology and Provisional Instructor. Students are contracted at 30 scheduled hours per week and train on a live clinic floor open to the public, with four class start times daily and a new class each week. 2025 revenue was approximately $1.39M with seller's discretionary earnings of approximately $334K, and the purpose-converted campus of more than 10,000 square feet operates only four days per week, leaving material unused capacity for a new owner.

Location: Western United States

HIGHLIGHTS
• Decades in the market: owned and run by its founders since inception.
• Accredited, licensed, and Title IV eligible: national accreditation, state school licensure, and participation in Title IV federal student aid all in place.
• Strong reported outcomes: 88% graduation, 93% licensure, and 83% placement across all programs combined, with 100% graduation, licensure, and placement reported in Hair Design.
• Five approved programs, all enrolling: taught beyond the state licensing minimum in cutting, color, weaves, braiding, extensions, and chemicals.
• Substantial unused capacity: the campus is closed Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Adding operating days would increase capacity with no additional occupancy cost and no new approval.
• The school trains its own instructors: the Provisional Instructor program qualifies instructors internally, a structural advantage for succession.
• Documented playbook: The school catalog functions as a documented policy manual.
• Clear growth paths: barbering is a separate state license and is not offered