Milan Institute of Cosmetology - Reno

Milan Institute of Cosmetology - Reno is a for-profit, two-year college located on a beautiful campus in Reno, NV. Admission is obtainable for all, as the acceptance rate is 100%. It is a very tiny institution with full-time enrollment of 146 undergraduate students. Milan Cosmetology - Reno provides 4 possible majors in Trades and Personal Services. The most often chosen focuses are Cosmetology, Esthetician and Skin Care, and Nail Technician, with 55% of graduates receiving a Cosmetology Certificate. 29% and 14% of students study Esthetician and Skin Care and Nail Technician, respectively. If you hope to get a degree in cosmetology in Nevada but don't have the best grades, Milan Cosmetology - Reno is an amazing school for you, because its cosmetology program ranks 6th in the state. What's more, Milan Institute of Cosmetology - Reno places 13th in NV according to our best colleges with higher acceptance rates list. 50% of Milan Institute of Cosmetology - Reno students make it through to graduation day, heading into the employment market equipped to make some money. The average graduate goes on to make $15,900 two years after commencement. After 4 more years on the job, the alumni's median annual wage rises 15.1% to $18,300; however, that is still 54.4% lower than the national median wage for individuals. Applying students might like to be aware that Milan Cosmetology - Reno doesn't have early decision. Further, it does not offer a remote program, and Milan Cosmetology - Reno offers a teacher certification program. With regard to your savings account, be aware that if your household earns between $30k and $48k, you can expect to pay about $16,500 for tuition and for households earning less than $30k, the average tuition cost less scholarships and aid is $15,342 annually. When rating its value, Milan Cosmetology - Reno received a 7.47 out of 10 and its campus rating on School Authority is 9.79. Related to student life, Milan Cosmetology - Reno offers an assortment of clubs and activities. Finally, the lowest-earning 1/4th of graduates make a starting salary of $8,200 or less and six years after completing their studies, a fourth of graduates earn $28,500 or more.