Tuesday. April 1, 2025
New Classes Begin On The First Tuesday Of Each Month.
Anatomy, Physiology, and Histology
Bacteriology, Sterilization, and Sanitation
Disorders of the Skin, Scalp, and Hair
Salesmanship
Barbershop Management
Chemistry
Shaving
Scalp, Hair Treatments, and Skin
Sanitary Professional Techniques
Scientific Fundamentals of Barbering
Cosmetic Preparations
Shampooing and Rinsing
Cutting and Processing Curly and Overly-Curly Hair
Haircutting – Male and Female
Theory of Massage of Scalp, Face, and Neck
Hygiene and Good Grooming
Barber Implements
Mustaches and Beards
Facial Treatments
Electricity and Light Therapy
History of Barbering
Dressing the Hair
Haircutting (Men's, Children's, Women's)
Razor Cutting
Shaving
Styling
Bleaching and Dyeing of the Hair
Shampooing and Rinsing
Waving Hair
Straightening
Cleansing
Professional Ethics
Hair Weaving and Hairpieces
Processing
Clipping
Beards and Mustaches
Shaping
Dressing
Curling
First Aid and Safety Precautions
Scientific Fundamentals of Barbering
Barbering Implements
Haircutting or the Process of Cutting,
Tapering, Trimming, Processing, and Molding
Scalp, Hair Treatments, and Tonics
Massage and Facial Treatments
Arranging
Singeing
Manicuring
From theory to practical application, students will learn everything from sanitation and sterilization to advanced haircutting techniques, precision shaving, and shop management. With direct experience working on real clients, our program ensures that graduates enter the industry fully prepared, confident, and highly skilled.
Students will master a variety of barbering techniques, including fades, tapers, clipper-over-comb, scissor-over-comb, straight razor shaving, facial treatments, and more. Our expert instructors provide personalized coaching to help each student develop their craft, while also preparing them for licensure in Connecticut.
At MC Barber Academy, we don’t just teach barbering—we instill professionalism, integrity, and business acumen to empower students to control their income, own their barbershop, and build a recession-proof career.
Upon completion of the program, students will have access to job placement assistance, ensuring a seamless transition from training to a successful career in the barbering industry. Whether you aspire to work in a high-end barbershop, launch your own business, or specialize in advanced grooming services, we provide the resources and support to turn your ambitions into reality.
Social Security Card – Required for enrollment
High School Diploma or GED – If unavailable, an ATB entrance exam is required
Minimum Age Requirement – Must be at least 17 years old
Proof of Address – Must provide valid residential documentation
Photo Identification – A valid driver’s license or government-issued ID
Down Payment – $500 to secure enrollment
To graduate, students must:
Complete all required assignments and clock hours in their program.
Pay any outstanding tuition and fees owed to MC Barber Academy.
Graduates who fulfill all requirements will receive a diploma from MC Barber Academy.
Students are expected to maintain at least 80% attendance.
Attendance is monitored monthly using a time clock system.
Students must clock in/out correctly and sign in/out for breaks.
Documentation may be required for absences, tardiness, or early dismissals.
Students must make up all missed assignments, exams, or practical work due to absences.
Arrangements must be made with the instructor, and additional assignments may be required.
All students must follow the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy, as outlined by NACCAS and the U.S. Department of Education.
The policy applies to all students, regardless of participation in financial aid programs.
Students must maintain at least an 80% cumulative attendance average.
Attendance is evaluated at the end of each period to ensure students stay on track for graduation.
Students must maintain at least an 80% academic average.
Written and practical exams must be passed before advancing to the next academic level.
Grading Scale:
80 – 100 = Pass / Excellent
Below 80 = Unsatisfactory / Fail
Full-Time Class A Barber Program: 8 months / 1,000 hours
Part-Time Barbering Program: 12 months / 1,000 hours
The maximum time allowed for completion is 125% of the course length.
Warning: Students not meeting progress requirements will receive a written warning and must improve performance by the next evaluation.
Probation: If progress is not met after the warning period, students may be placed on probation and could lose financial aid eligibility.
Students are allowed up to two LOAs (unless exceptional circumstances require more).
LOAs must be approved by the Campus Director and cannot exceed six months total.
The contract period will be extended based on the LOA duration.
If a student withdraws and re-enrolls within six months, they will resume at the same progress level as before withdrawal.
If taking a leave of absence, students will return at the same academic standing.
Yes. Appeals must be submitted in writing with supporting documents.
If approved, financial aid (if applicable) will be reinstated.
Refunds are processed within 45 days of official cancellation or withdrawal.
Tuition refunds are based on scheduled hours attended.
In case of school closure, students will receive a full refund or course completion option.
Students must conduct themselves professionally at all times. Violations include:
Property damage, drug/alcohol use, cheating, violence, inappropriate language, or insubordination.
Cell phone use in restricted areas or lounging in barber chairs.
Violations may result in termination from the program.
Students must wear a clean uniform (provided by MC Academy) at all times.
Improper attire or missing uniforms may result in being sent home.
Complaints must be submitted in writing to the School Director.
If unresolved, the issue will be escalated to the Appeals Committee.
If still unresolved, students can contact:
📍 CT Office of Higher Education
450 Columbus Blvd, Suite 707
Hartford, CT 06103
📞 (860) 947-1816