Start your beauty school journey at Moler Barber College
Starting beauty school is a big decision, and you should have clear answers before you enroll. At Moler, the admissions process is designed to help you understand your program options, tour the campus, review requirements, and talk through the next steps with someone from our team.
Moler offers Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics programs at campus locations in Oakland, Hayward, and San Pablo. Whether you already know which program you want or you are still deciding, admissions can help you compare your options and understand what training may look like.
The best place to start is with a campus tour. You can see the learning environment, ask questions about schedules and financial aid, and talk with admissions about your goals.
Reach out online, call a campus, or visit in person to get started. Admissions can help you schedule a campus visit and review which program you are interested in.
Tour the facility, see the training environment, and get a program overview. This is your chance to ask questions about the student experience, program expectations, schedules, and campus availability.
During the admissions interview, you can talk through your prior education, career goals, schedule preferences, and readiness for training.
Applicants who choose to move forward complete an application for admission and receive required disclosures, including the catalog and School Performance Fact Sheet, before signing an Enrollment Agreement.
After submitting an application, students may meet with the Financial Aid Department to review program costs, payment options, and available funding sources. This meeting helps students understand how they may plan to finance their education.
Once all admissions and enrollment requirements are met, Moler reviews the applicant’s file for enrollment approval.
After enrollment is approved and documents are complete, students receive orientation details, first-day information, and a confirmed start date.
Real students. Real results.
The definition of hidden talent. Great students and teachers. They have beauty school salon prices. They do braids here as well. Very impressed with the service I received.
Nothing but a great experience here. You’re not a Guinea pig when you sit in that chair - you’re a client; albeit one of your barbers first. These barbers have a great vibe at this location and nothing beats the $10 price… although I suggest to plan to say thank you for your great cut with a $10 tip on top of it. Huge shout out to Hunter who gave me an awesome haircut!
I'm always satisfied with the haircuts I get here. The student barbers are extremely detail-oriented and reliable.
Moler offers Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics programs. Program availability may vary by campus, so contact admissions to confirm current options at Oakland, Hayward, or San Pablo.
No prior experience is required. Moler’s programs are designed to help students build foundational knowledge before moving into hands-on training and supervised clinic practice.
Applicants must provide proof of high school graduation, GED/HiSET, or evaluated foreign equivalent, along with a valid government-issued photo ID. Additional enrollment documents and disclosures are completed during the admissions process.
Yes. A campus tour is encouraged. Touring gives you a chance to see the training environment, ask questions, and talk with admissions about your goals, schedule options, and financial aid.
Yes. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Moler participates in Federal Student Aid programs and may accept Veterans educational benefits, Vocational Rehabilitation, WIOA funding, payment plans, and other third-party funding sources when applicable.
Applicants who have completed prior training in barbering, cosmetology, or esthetics may request a transfer credit evaluation during the admissions process and before signing an Enrollment Agreement. Transfer credit is not guaranteed and is awarded at the College’s discretion.
No. Moler does not offer distance education. All coursework is completed through scheduled, in-person instruction and supervised clinic training.
No. Moler does not admit Ability-to-Benefit students. Applicants must provide acceptable proof of high school completion, GED/HiSET, or evaluated foreign equivalent.
No. Moler does not provide visa services, issue I-20 forms, or assist with F-1 or M-1 student visas.
Ready to take the next step? Speak with an admissions advisor about upcoming start dates, financial aid options, and what to expect on your first day.
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