Term B classes begin Tuesday, October 14. Please review your class schedule in Self-Service. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Resource Center.
Student Resource Center
Manicuring (Continuing Education)
Short Term
As part of the program, students develop skills during clinic hours. View the Manicuring Salon hours, services, and scheduling information. Manicuring program students complete 100 percent of the work and offer services at a reduced rate to employees and the public.
Sign Up for an Information Session
This is a two-part course. The $1,910.50 cost of the program is broken down into two payments:
- The first payment of $1,207.25 is due at the time of program registration and includes tuition, a kit, and books.
- The second payment of $703.25 is due at the time of registration for the second half of the program.
This course qualifies for financial assistance.
Upcoming Program Events
COS-3101MA Manicurist I
Manicurist I is the first of two courses in the Manicurist program and will cover subjects such as performing a basic manicure and pedicure (including shaping nails, removing cuticles, and polishing nails), infection control, professional image, bacteriology, nail structure, and nail diseases and disorders. Completion of both courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in manicuring or in a related field.
| Section Number | Dates | Location | Building | Room | Time | Format |
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| This course has already started or is not being offered this term. | ||||||
COS-3101MB Manicurist II
Manicurist II is the second of two courses in the Manicurist program and will cover subjects such as applying artificial nails such as acrylic and gel nails, infection control, anatomy and physiology, electricity and business. Students will be able to apply their new skills by working on clients in the student salon clinic. Completion of both courses in the program will educate students in the theoretical and practical skills, the safety precautions and measures, and the proper infection control and disinfection procedures. The proficiencies acquired will prepare the student to achieve licensure in the state of North Carolina and obtain an entry-level position in manicuring or in a related field.
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Dates | Location | Building | Room | Time | Format |
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| 98241 |
9/22 - 12/11
9/22 - 12/11
9/22 - 12/11
9/22 - 12/11
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DSN |
537
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M 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
T 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
W 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
TH 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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