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All Students must attend classes for the schedule daily hours. Full time students must accumulate a total of 120 clock hours a month and part-time students must accumulate 60 clock hours a month.
This college is open for classes as follows:
Tuesday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (School closes at 9 p.m. Tues - Friday) (1 hour Lunch Break) Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Morning Schedule 10:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. (1 hour lunch break) must be taken by all Full-Time Students. School reserves the right to take one hour off if students don't clock out for lunch. Afternoon/Evening Schedule: See Instructor
Hours above are for Tuesday- Friday, classes for Full-time students 8 hours a day
* New Student Orientation and Classes: New student orientation is every 2nd Wed/Thurs of the month, which is enrollment week, at 10:00 a.m. All who have enrolled must report at this time. Classes will officially start the day after orientation.
To Students/Prospective Students
Should you need any information on Financial Aid or any other information please feel free to contact any of the following people:
Please contact any of the above people at 214-221-3410 between the hours of 10:00 – 4:00pm from Tuesday thru Friday and 10:00 – 12pm on Saturdays.
At Kings-Kuts Barber College Inc. progress is not measured in grades alone. Progress towards the Program objective is most accurately measured by faculty evaluations which are based on data gained through daily individual faculty/student interaction. The standard is the same whether the student is receiving federal financial aid or not. The components of progress which weigh equally in student evaluation are: -
A student's poor performance could warrant his/her being placed on probation and could cause dismissal from school. Professional judgment of the management team will decide whether or not a student is progressing satisfactory in his field.
Kings Kuts Barber College Inc. uses the following grading system.
| Exam, Written and Practical | G.P.A. |
| A 90-100 | 4.0 |
| B 80-89 | 3.0 |
| C 75-79 | 2.0 |
| D 60-74 | 1.0 |
| F 59 and Below | FAIL |
Students are evaluated on a continuous basis. Students are tested each week and scores-evaluated with performances each time. The daily and weekly evaluations are compiled on monthly progress reports. Any student not making a satisfactory progress is warned and counseled and must make satisfactory attendance and maintain a better grade point average. During this evaluation a student is considered to be making satisfactory progress if they demonstrate the following:
Any student failing to meet the above requirements will not be making satisfactory progress and will be notified by the financial Aid Officer. No Federal financial Aid will be paid during the probation period. The student's progress will be reevaluated at the end of the probation period. To be removed from probation, a student must maintain a 75% or better grade point average and must not miss more than five (5) days of unexcused absences for the probationary period. If after the probationary period, they do not get a 75% (C-Level), the student will be terminated.
In addition, students are making satisfactory progress as long as the Program objectives for graduating are completed with 1-1/2 times the stated program length.
| Maximum Time | Times | Maximum |
| Hair Weaving | 300 clock hours | 3 months |
| Cosmetologist to Barber Stylist | 300 clock hours | 3 months |
| Maximum Time | Times | Maximum |
| Barber Styling | 1500 clock hours | 9-12 months |
| Teacher/Instructor | 750 clock hours | 6 months |
By the time the student reaches the midpoint of their program they must have met satisfactory progress on at least one evaluation period.
A leave of absence may extend the student's contract period and maximum time by the same number of days in the leave of absence. The student will return in the same status at which he/she departed. Program incomplete, repetitions, and non-credit remedial Programs have no effect on satisfactory academic progress because Kings-Kuts Barber College does not offer them.
Clarification - Monthly Progress Reports are generated by Genesis school management software monthly, and used as a counseling tool to inform students of their academic and attendance progress as well as a host of other useful information.
A student whose training has been interrupted for failing to meet satisfactory academic progress may appeal to the school director for re-enrollment into the program. Students seeking re-entry will be counseled by their Faculty Advisor before they are re-admitted. A student will not be making satisfactory academic progress until they meet the satisfactory academic progress standard or until they win an appeal. A student who wishes to file an appeal of the school decision must do so within ten (10) days of receiving the decision. The school president will present the appeal to the Financial Aid Committee for review. The committee may call the student forward for further investigation on the case. The committee will report the findings to the school president for a final decision. The decision of the president is final. A student's aid will be reinstated only if an appeal is won or the student returns to satisfactory academic progress.
The Financial Aid Officer will place the student on the Warning List, provide the student with a written Warning Letter, and inform the student that their SAP will be monitored for one payment period. If the student’s SAP improves after the payment period, then the student will be back in good standing with the school. If the student fails to meet the SAP requirement, he or she will be placed on probation for 60 days and he or she will not be able to receive Financial Aid unless he appeals to the school director in writing. The appeal should state their reasons for not meeting SAP requirements, with evidence if needed. If the president of Kings-Kuts Barber College approves the student’s appeal, then the student would be able to receive financial aid if he maintains a good attendance record and completes or makes up any outstanding academic work if needed.
If the student still fails to meet SAP requirements after being allowed to receive financial aid, they must provide a written explanation, and they will be placed on the warning and monitoring list. The student will be provided a schedule that he or she will need to adhere to for 90 days. If the student still fails to meet the SAP requirements, his or her appeal will be denied and they will dropped from the program.
If a student transfers to Kings Kuts Barber College and is granted credit by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for previous training, the following satisfactory progress policy applies.
The transfer student is required to complete the work which represents the portion of the number of clock hours the student will complete at this school as compared to the clock hour Program length they are enrolling in. for example, a student transfers to Kings Kuts Barber College for a Barber Styling Program and received 500 clock hours of credit for previous training from The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The 500 clock hours represent 33% of the 1500 clock hour Program. Therefore, this student will be required to complete 67% of the total number of examinations and clinic experiences and complete the minimum number of physical hours in the same proportion as a student completing the entire Program.
Scholarship / Free Waiver: The school has adopted a policy where by they may award scholarships of fee waiver on the basis of merit or need, for special circumstances students seeking to be awarded either scholarship or fee waiver must prepare and submit their need in written form. Decisions in making these awards are made by the advisory committee.
Transfer Policy: Kings-Kuts Barber College Inc. accepts transfer students with previous clock hour credit from a Licensed Barber College/School with some reservations.
A. Students transferring must satisfy their financial obligations to their former school and give reasons why they want to transfer.
B. Student must pay a registration fee not to exceed $150.00 and additional clock hour cost identified before enrollment.
C. They are no program transfers within Kings Kuts Barber College Inc.
Placement Services: Upon successful completion of a Program, the student will have some job leads or register with the placement officer. The placement officer will make the best effort to place students. The placement officer will assist students in organizing personal information for their resume. The placement officer also will work preparing students with interview techniques. The student is advised that the law prohibits any school or college from guaranteeing placement as an inducement to enter said school.
Student Housing: Kings-Kuts Barber College Inc. does not provide student dormitory facilities. Out of town students are responsible for their own accommodations.
Non Discrimination / Handicapped Policy: The school does not discriminate in its activities with students, employees, and clients. Discrimination based on sex, race, religion, color, age or national origin, military status, marital status, and sexual orientation is prohibited. The school also complies with rehabilitation act of 1973 which states "that no qualified person, by reason or handicap will be excluded from enrolling in the Program of instruction." The school will work with a handicapped applicant to ensure that needed or special services are available.
Transcripts: Students may obtain transcript from the business office. Please allow 3 business days, the cost is $5.00. Financial obligations must be met before any transcript is given.
Parking: Free parking is available. Students to park at designated parking spaces.
Student Grievances: A student who has a grievance concerning any of the school policies, grading system, student conduct, and dress code or termination procedures may file a written request for a review with the school president. A written reply will be made within 7 business days by the school director or by his designated representative. If the matter cannot be resolved to the students' expectations the student may forward an identical copy of the grievance to the State Licensing Agency.
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