Consumer Disclosures

2022 NACCAS OUTCOMES

Every year, private post-secondary schools (for-profit trade schools) throughout the country are required to post their results on their websites. This allows prospective students to evaluate whether the school to which they apply can provide value for the money the student invests in their education.

Students leave schools for a variety of reasons. Some students move. Others decide that the hours of study are not for them. Others need to join the workforce immediately and find a job in another field. Some students are expelled because they cannot make the grades, or attendance, or fall behind on payments.

But students who are motivated can easily make it through, get a license and find a job. CAL CBC is dedicated to helping all of our students reach this goal. We refuse to allow a single student to not reach their full potential.

NACCAS minimum standards for graduation, license and job-placement rates. California College of Barbering and Cosmetology exceeds all these standards.

CAL CBC had 321 students who were scheduled to graduate in 2022

We are pleased to report that we had an excellent year, with outcomes well above the required levels.

2022 NACCAS Outcomes

Percentage of enrolled Students who graduate:

Federal Minimums: 50%

CAL CBC Graduation Rate: 90%

Took the exams and passed:

Federal Minimums: 70%

CAL CBC Licensure Rate: 82%

Eligible students who found jobs:

Federal Minimums: 60%

CAL CBC Placement rate: 82%