Esthetics
Esthetician School in Indiana & Kentucky
Radiate Confidence as You Master the Art and Science of Skincare
Are you looking for an esthetician school where you can build hands-on skincare skills and prepare for professional licensure? PJ’s College of Cosmetology offers an esthetician training program at select campuses throughout Indiana and Kentucky. Students learn both the science and practice of esthetics, including skincare, makeup, hair removal, sanitation, skincare equipment, advanced spa techniques, and salon business skills.
With full-time and part-time scheduling available at most campuses, you can choose an esthetics program that fits your goals and lifestyle. Classes begin throughout the year, so your next step could be closer than you think.
Esthetican Program at a Glance
Indiana Esthetician Program
- 700 clock hours
- Available at Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, Muncie, and Richmond
- Full-time and part-time scheduling available at most campuses
- Current published program cost: $14,291.50
- Financial aid available to those who qualify
Kentucky Esthetician Program
- 750 clock hours
- Available at Bowling Green, Glasgow, and Louisville
- Full-time and part-time scheduling available at most campuses
- Current published program cost: $14,268.00
- Financial aid available to those who qualify
Go Beyond the Basics in Our Esthetics Program
Build Your Esthetics Skills
Have you ever wanted to learn about skincare, waxing, chemical treatments, makeup, and other topics related to esthetics? At PJ’s College of Cosmetology, our esthetician training program combines skincare education with hands-on experience designed to help you build professional skills.
Explore Career Paths in Esthetics
Learning esthetics can lead to a variety of careers. You could work at a spa, a cruise ship, or a resort. You might get a job at a major corporation that produces beauty products. Estheticians can also work for reconstructive surgeons, optometrists, cancer treatment centers, and many become business owners. In Indiana, a Beauty Culture Instructor can also instruct any class they currently hold a license in, which means you can teach esthetics too. Choosing to be an esthetician is an exciting decision, and PJ’s College of Cosmetology is here to help you learn everything you need to know.
Get Hands-On Esthetician Training
Our Esthetics course consists of 700 hours of training in Indiana or 750 hours in Kentucky. Your esthetician classes combine classroom theory with hands-on experience providing services to real clients at the student salon under the direct supervision of licensed instructors. Every aspect of your esthetics training is enhanced by one-on-one interaction with caring, professional instructors who will guide you through the program and prepare you to sit for the state licensing exam. We also provide our students with multiple resources to help guide them through the employment process and build a beautiful career.
Flexible Full-Time and Part-Time Hours
Most of our campuses offer full or part-time schedules, which means you can complete the estehtics program in the way that best fits your lifestyle. Full-time students train for 30 hours/week, while part-time students train for 20 hours/week.
Scheduling a tour of the campus you are interested in is a great way to get to know more about our esthetics program in Indiana and Kentucky and the unique culture at PJ’s. Contact us to schedule your tour and get your questions answered by our helpful staff!
How Much Does Esthetician School Cost?
Understanding the cost of esthetician school is an important part of choosing your program. PJ’s College of Cosmetology publishes separate costs for its Indiana and Kentucky esthetician programs.
| Program Cost | Indiana | Kentucky |
|---|---|---|
| Program Hours | 700 Hours | 750 Hours |
| Registration Fee | $100.00 | $100.00 |
| Kit/Educational Materials | $2,050.00 | $2,050.00 |
| Tuition | $11,998.00 | $11,995.00 |
| Sales Tax | $143.50 | $123.00 |
| Published Total | $14,291.50 | $14,268.00 |
Financial Aid for Esthetician School
Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Eligible PJ’s College students may have access to federal financial assistance, including grants and student loans. Scholarship opportunities may also be available.
Our financial aid team can help you understand your options and determine what assistance you may qualify for. You can also use our Net Price Calculator to estimate your individual costs.
Prepare for Esthetician Licensure and Your Next Step
PJ’s esthetician program is designed to help you build the theory knowledge and practical skills required for professional esthetics. After completing your required program hours and school progress requirements, you can take the next steps toward state licensure.
Indiana esthetician students complete 700 hours of education before pursuing the required licensing examination. Kentucky esthetician students complete 750 hours and follow Kentucky’s examination and licensing requirements.
PJ’s also provides students with career guidance, including information about career opportunities, placement, and resume and job-search skills.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Esthetics Program
The esthetician program requires 700 clock hours in Indiana and 750 clock hours in Kentucky. Full-time students generally attend 30 hours per week, while part-time schedules of approximately 20 hours per week are available at many campuses.
The current published total is $14,291.50 for the 700-hour Indiana esthetician program and $14,268.00 for the 750-hour Kentucky program. These totals include tuition, the registration fee, educational materials, and applicable sales tax.
Yes. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Eligible students may have access to federal grants or student loans, and scholarship opportunities may also be available.
Most PJ’s campuses offer both full-time and part-time scheduling. Full-time students generally attend 30 hours per week, while part-time students generally attend 20 hours per week. Contact your preferred campus to confirm its current schedule.
PJ’s offers esthetician training in Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, Muncie, and Richmond, Indiana, as well as Bowling Green, Glasgow, and Louisville, Kentucky.
After completing your required training hours, school progress requirements, and final program requirements, you can take the next steps required by your state to pursue esthetician licensure. PJ’s also provides career and job-search assistance to graduating students upon request.
Applicants must have a 12th-grade education or its equivalent. Additional admissions and licensing requirements may apply, so your enrollment advisor can walk you through the requirements for your campus and state.
We have multiple start dates throughout the year. Classes vary per campus, so reach out to the PJ’s College of Cosmetology closest to you to see when you can start your skincare education.
Ready to Get Started?
If you’re ready to start your esthetics journey at PJ’s College of Cosmetology, please fill out the form on our website. One of our dedicated team members will get in touch with you soon to walk you through the next steps. Please be aware that before enrolling, you must meet the following requirements:
- Applicants must have a 12th-grade education or its equivalent.
- Applicants to the Cosmetology program must be at least 16 1/2 years old.
- Enrollment at PJ’s is done on a continuous basis.
- Classes typically begin on the second Tuesday of each month.
- Financial aid is available to those who qualify.
- After completing the Esthetics program and successfully passing, students may sit for the State Board Examination to receive a license.
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