Fredrick & Charles Beauty College

Financial Aid &
Tuition Assistance

Investing in your education is an important step toward your future. We understand that financing beauty school is an important part of planning your career, and our Financial Aid Office is here to help you explore available funding options.

From Pell Grants to outside assistance programs and scholarships, there are resources you may wish to explore when planning your education.

Explore funding options and tuition assistance resources
Federal Financial Aid

Federal Pell Grants

Fredrick and Charles Beauty College participates in the Federal Pell Grant program for students who qualify. Pell Grants may help eligible students pay for their education. Eligibility and award amounts are determined through the FAFSA and federal financial aid requirements.

Important Financial Aid Information

We participate in Federal Pell Grants only. Fredrick and Charles Beauty College does not participate in any federal student loan programs.

Pell Grant eligibility is determined through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

FAFSA School Code: 013557

Students can visit the official Federal Student Aid website for FAFSA information.

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Additional Funding Resources

Other Tuition Assistance Options

Students may have access to educational funding through outside agencies, organizations, or community programs. We encourage students to contact these organizations directly to learn about eligibility, available assistance, and application requirements.

Military Education Benefits

Veterans Administration (VA)

Veterans and eligible dependents may explore education benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Contact the VA to determine whether benefits may be available for your education and what requirements apply.

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Tribal Education Funding

Tribal Funding & Bureau of Indian Affairs

Students may contact their tribe or tribal education department to ask about educational funding, vocational training assistance, and other resources that may be available for beauty school.

Visit the Bureau of Indian Affairs →
Vocational Rehabilitation

Department of Rehabilitation (DOR)

Students who qualify for vocational rehabilitation services may contact their Department of Rehabilitation counselor to explore assistance with vocational training and career preparation.

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Employment & Workforce Programs

Welfare-to-Work

Students participating in employment or workforce assistance programs may contact their caseworker to determine whether vocational education funding or training assistance is available.

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Scholarship Opportunities

Explore Scholarships

Scholarships may provide additional assistance toward your educational expenses. We encourage students to research scholarship opportunities, review application requirements, and contact organizations directly for current information.

Beauty & Cosmetology Education

American Association of Cosmetology Schools (AACS)

Explore grants and scholarship opportunities through the American Association of Cosmetology Schools. Students should review the available programs and confirm current eligibility requirements and deadlines.

Explore AACS Grants & Scholarships →
Local Scholarship Resource

Soroptimist International of Humboldt Bay

Students can explore local scholarship opportunities through Soroptimist International of Humboldt Bay, a community organization serving the Humboldt Bay area. Contact the organization directly for information about current scholarships and application requirements.

Visit Soroptimist of Humboldt Bay →

Scholarship availability, eligibility, award amounts, and deadlines are determined by each organization. Students should verify current information directly with the scholarship provider.

Tuition Payment Options

Tuition Payment Plans

We understand that students may need additional time to pay for their education. Fredrick and Charles Beauty College offers down-payment and monthly payment arrangements.

How Tuition Payments Work

For students receiving a Pell Grant, the grant is applied toward tuition first. Payment arrangements are then based on the remaining tuition balance after the Pell Grant has been deducted.

Students may discuss their individual tuition balance, down payment, and monthly payment arrangements with the Financial Aid Office.

Tuition, registration fees, and required kit or equipment costs are listed on each individual program page.

We're Here to Help

Questions About Funding Your Education?

Contact our Financial Aid Office to discuss funding resources, Pell Grant information, outside assistance, or tuition payment arrangements.

Financial Aid Office
Kendra · Financial Aid Officer

Phone: 707-443-2733
Extension: 302

Email: Kendra@fandcbeauty.com

Fredrick and Charles Beauty College
831 F Street
Eureka, CA 95501

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