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Overview of Martin's College of Cosmetology
Martin's College of Cosmetology is a Wisconsin career training school which has been in operation since 1981. The College's five campus locations in the state of Wisconsin (Appleton, Green Bay, Madison, Manitowoc, and Milwaukee) had been owned and operated by the Regis Corporation until Regis' 2007 merger with Empire Beauty Schools, Inc. The College is now part of the newly-formed Empire Education Group. Martin's provides comprehensive training and education to prepare students for careers in the natural health and beauty industry. The College is accredited by The National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences, Inc (NACCAS).
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
Martin's College of Cosmetology offers a relatively wide array of program options compared to many schools of its type. Programs include cosmetology, nail technology, esthetics, educator training, and massage therapy. The cosmetology program, available at all five campus locations, is quite comprehensive. A total of 1,800 hours of cutting edge training includes lots of practical clinical experience via the school's many onsite campus salons. All students in the program are issued a cosmetology kit replete with necessary field equipment. The 300-hour nail technology program is offered at every Martin's campus with the exception of the Milwaukee site. The esthetics program, offered at the Appleton, Green Bay and Madison campuses, is a 600-hour course of study which includes training in hair removal methodologies, skin and chemical exfoliations, and relative skin care techniques. The educator training program requires only 150 hours of matriculation and is available at four of the five Martin's campuses (Milwaukee being the lone exception). The 720-hour massage therapy program, offered only at the Green Bay campus, teaches a wide assortment of massage modalities with an emphasis on holistic health.
Martin's College of Cosmetology Admissions
Applicants with a high school diploma, GED certificate, or those able to pass a High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) test are eligible to attend the College. The simple steps for admission include an interview with a Career Planning Specialist and completion of a student application and letter of intent. The entire process can be started by contacting the school online.
Martin's College of Cosmetology Faculty Quality
Faculty members are fully trained and highly qualified in their field. Instructors practice a wide range of teaching methods which involve lectures, live demonstrations, guest speakers, videos, and plenty of hands-on practice.
Martin's College of Cosmetology Student Body
Student population across the five campuses fluctuates yearly but normally ranges between about 550 and 750 students. Approximately 90% of the student body is female.
Martin's College of Cosmetology Student Life
Students are attracted to the "salon environment" at Martin's. The training facilities allow students to practice in a setting that mimics the real-world working atmosphere. Amenities at the school include newly remodeled modern campuses with styling stations, student lounges, libraries and state-of-the-art equipment.
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Degrees or Coursework
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