Master Esthetician Hybrid

This course will train students in skin care with an emphasis on facials, make up application, and waxing. In addition, it will provide advance esthetics modalities.

Objective: To prepare students for an entry level position in the salon field performing all skin services normally offered in the profession.

The Master Esthetician Hybrid program is 1,200 clock hours. Instruction is delivered through lectures, demonstrations, lab work and distance education/online curriculum; up to fifty (50) percent of the program training may be scheduled via distance education/online.

Language of instruction. English.

All applicants for admissions must be above the age of 16, present proof of a high school diploma or its equivalent (or higher), provide a copy of a valid state or federal issued photo ID, and apply, be interviewed and accepted for the chosen program. The school does not admit ‘Ability to Benefit’ students. Prior to starting classes, students must submit a registration fee to the College and sign a fully executed Enrollment Agreement.

The State of Washington requires an applicant to be 17 years of age at the time of licensing. Applicants with pending or criminal convictions should contact the Department of Licensing regarding possible limitations to licensure.

Each scheduled class day, a student is scheduled for 4 hours onsite and 2 hours of distance education, which is a total of 6 hours per day. Distance Education hours are accumulated on a weekly basis, Monday – Sunday; for example, with classes 5 days a week you would be scheduled for 10 distance education hours, completed by the end of Sunday.

Class times: Schedule 1, 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM; Schedule 2, 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM; Schedule 3, 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM (evening classes are available only for specific programs at specific campuses).

Full-time students attend 30 hours per week; the published program enrollment length is 44 weeks for 1,200 clock hours.

Not currently scheduled: the current catalog prices Master Esthetician Hybrid but lists no start dates, and the catalog notes that unscheduled programs are not considered to be actively enrolling.

Training cost (effective 01/01/2026). Tuition $19,800.00; Equipment/Kit/Book/Others $2,731.00; Technology Fee $300.00; Registration Fee $100.00; Total $22,931.00.

Payment plan. Training costs may be paid with a minimum down of $1,000.00 and the balance due in 10 monthly payments. Payments may be made by cash, check, money order, or credit/debit card.

Fees and other costs. The technology fee supports the student portal, student email, log-in credentialing, digital tools and other related technology resources. Sales of Equipment/Kit/Books are subject to local sales tax based on the campus location. Students should be prepared to pay state practical and testing fees of approximately $300.00 along with any state testing supplies (practical test approximately $114.00 - $228.00; written test approximately $180.00 - $270.00). Hours needed after the scheduled enrollment period are charged at $10.00 per hour (over contract charges).

Required textbooks. CIMA for Esthetics 12th (ISBN 9780357812563) and CIMA for Advance Esthetics 2nd (ISBN 9780357812594).

Federal financial aid. The College participates in the U.S. Department of Education’s Title IV programs: Federal Pell Grant, Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans, and Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loans. Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Complete the FAFSA at studentaid.gov using school code 039173 for the Everett Campus.

Other funding. Washington State programs (College Bound Scholarship, Passport to College), Washington Worker Retraining, DVR, WIOA, Military Spouses (MYCAA), DSHS training support, tribal education funding, the $1,000 Careers That Work Scholarship for high school students, and grants and scholarships through the American Association of Career Schools and the Northwest Career College Federation.

Student aid profile. Full-time beginning undergraduate students (Everett, Renton, Yakima, Mount Vernon, Bellingham and Olympia campuses): 76% receive financial aid and 58% receive Federal Pell grants.

Net price calculator. Everett Campus net price calculator.

Master Esthetician/Master Esthetician Hybrid (SOC 39-5094) (CIP 12.0414). The occupation is "Licensed Master Esthetician". The nature is operator in limited phases of skin care, along with laser and medium depth peels, as prescribed by the Licensing Department of the State of Washington. The level is job entry employment as an Esthetician.

Outcome rates (2024, NACCAS methodology). Cumulative of all related programs offered at the Everett: Graduation Rate (89%), Placement Rate (66%), and Licensure Rate (98%), rounded to the nearest percentage point.

Licensure. To achieve licensure in the state of Washington, a graduate must complete and graduate from an approved program, attain the minimum training hours (1200 in Master Esthetician), and pass the corresponding practical and written licensing examinations approved by the State of Washington.

Placement assistance. The College offers placement assistance to all of our future professionals and graduates in seeking employment opportunities, but does not guarantee employment. The College maintains a Career Board with job postings on the website and is in contact with area salons, offering opportunities for these salons to recruit our students.

Events. Evergreen provides many opportunities for students to develop not only their technical skills but also leadership skills through hosting events. Bringing Beauty Back to School, Imagine Fashion Show, Mom & Me Makeover, Pictures with Santa Claus, and In House Paparazzi Photo Shoots are a few examples of large events Evergreen students participate in. In addition, they take part in frequent events donating their services and time to the community to understand the value of giving back.

Guest speakers. Evergreen Beauty College hosts international artists and beauty icons to speak to the students and give them up to date trends happening in the industry.

Monthly one-on-one. Students will have the opportunity to check in every month and regroup: this is when your educator can give you a status update on where you are in the program and help you plan next month’s roadmap.

School assemblies. Each month the student body comes together to celebrate individual and class accomplishments as well as fun activities for Personal Development.