Chapter I
Apply to the school
This is the whole application, and none of it is a test. Tell us your name, how to reach you, which program you are after and when you can be here. That is all we are asking for at this stage.
Nothing on this page charges you anything. Nothing on this page holds you to anything either.
Start where you are.
Chapter II
Tell us where to start you
Give us a phone number or an email address — one of the two is enough, both is better. If you are not sure which program yet, say so in the box and we will work it out together.
Nothing has been sent yet
Here is your application, written out exactly as you filled it in. It has not gone anywhere. Send it yourself with one of the three below and it is with us.
If your email app does not open, that is your device and not you. Copy the text instead and paste it into whatever you normally write with, or read it down the phone to us.
We ask for the Social Security card because enrolment needs it, not because we want it on file today. Do not type the number anywhere on this page — the tick box is only telling us you have the card.
Chapter III
What happens after it reaches us
We are not going to print a turnaround time we cannot hold to. Here is the shape of it instead. If you would rather not wait on us, call.
- It gets read Applications come to the school directly, at the address and number on this page.
- We get back to you On the number or the address you gave us. If we have missed you, call us — we would rather you chase us than assume the answer was no.
- We talk it through Which program actually suits you, whether day or night fits your life, and the tuition figure for the program you want. That conversation is where the number comes from.
- You decide, then you enrol The registration fee and the kit come at enrolment, with your ID and your Social Security card. Nothing before that is a commitment.
Chapter IV
What enrolling takes
These are the figures we can put in writing today. Tuition is the one we will not, because it belongs in a conversation and not on a page that might go stale.
Bring both of these
A government photo ID or a military ID, and your Social Security card. Both, not one or the other. If you are missing something, tell us before you come in and we will tell you what we can do.
Payment options
We run payment plans in house. We take credit and debit cards, Zelle, cash and Afterpay.
Additional financial assistance is available for students aged 14 to 24. Say so on the form or ask us when you call.
Chapter V
Questions people ask first
Does applying cost anything
No. Sending this form is free and it is not binding. The $150 registration fee comes at enrolment, once you have decided.
What is the tuition
Ask us. We have deliberately not printed a figure, because a number on a page outlives the truth of it. Call 910-624-8148 or send this form and we will give you the real one for your program.
When does the next class start
Ask us that one too. Dates are ask us here, and we are not going to guess at them in print.
Do I need a licence already
Only for continuing education — those 8 hours are for stylists who already hold one. The 285 hour program and the 320 hour educator program do not ask you to arrive with a licence.
Will this get me licensed
The 285 hour program is designed to meet North Carolina’s natural hair care training requirement. The licence itself comes from the NC Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners, not from us. Confirm the current requirements with the Board directly before you spend anything.
Is there financial aid
No. Glamorous Braidz is not accredited and does not offer federal financial aid. What we do offer is payment plans in house and Afterpay. Additional financial assistance is available for students aged 14 to 24 — ask us.
Can I do this around a job
That is what the night class is for: Monday to Thursday, 5pm to 10pm. Same 285 hours as the day class.
Chapter VI
Or just call us
If a form is not how you want to do this, it does not have to be. Pick up the phone.