Milan Institute of Cosmetology is a multi-campus institution with branches in Texas (two in San Antonio and one in Amarillo) and California (Visalia and Fairfield). The Institute offers quality educational programs in cosmetology and related fields that lead to careers with solid growth potential. Boasting a strong reputation among employers in the industry, Milan prepares its students for careers as cosmetology-operators, estheticians (facialists), manicurists, massage therapists, and cosmetology instructors.

Points of Distinction

• Hands-on training
• Recognized name in the community
• Financial Aid available for those who qualify
• Accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences (NACCAS)

Course Topics

Milan Institute of Cosmetology offers diploma programs in the following areas:

• Cosmetology
• Esthetician (Facialist)
• Massage Therapy
• Manicure
• Instructor

The Cosmetology program is offered at all campus locations. The other programs are offered at some sites, but not all.

Milan Institute of Cosmetology Admissions

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Milan Institute of Cosmetology Faculty Quality

Instructors are professionals in the field who impart to their students their expertise in the latest procedures and techniques. In addition, faculty members are able to bring current industry insight right into the classroom so that their students can gain practical business savvy. Their relevant on-the-job experience is something that students can't get in any textbook.

Milan Institute of Cosmetology Student Enrollment

Enrollment is fairly large for an institute of this type. Student population at most of the campus sites is about 200 students per site.

Milan Institute of Cosmetology Student Life

Students commute to and from the campus sites. They train on state-of-the-art equipment, using up-to-date implements and supplies in a "hands-on" instructional approach.