
The Associate in Applied Science of Barbering Degree offers students hands on training in the art, skill, and science used in the barbering business. This includes the design of hair, facial shaving, chemical services for hair, installation of temporary hair pieces, salon operations, and barber license review. The program meets the standards of the Illinois Department of Finance and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) in total hours, teaching staff, equipment, facilities, libraries, and course content.
Students are required to complete a specific number of hours in the Barber College Salon. Once students have completed all coursework and laboratory hours, they are ready to sit for the licensure examination through the IDFPR. Students must be licensed in order to practice Barbering in Illinois.
The AAS in Barbering will give students the critical thinking skills and educational background to advance in the field of barbering.
Barbering Associate in Applied Science (BAR.AAS)
General Education | Credits | |
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Semester 1 – Fall | ||
BAR 101 | Introduction to Barbering | 2 |
BAR 102 | Art of Barbering I | 2 |
BAR 103 | Salon Operations I | 4 |
BAR 112 | Art of Barbering II | 2 |
BAR 114 | Barber Styling | 2 |
GROUP II | Select from Humanities Electives Students earning an Associate degree must meet the requirement for coursework on improving human relations as defined in Public Act 87-581. |
3 |
Semester 2 – Spring | ||
BAR 113 | Salon Operations II | 4 |
BAR 202 | Art of Barbering III | 2 |
BAR 210 | Chemical Services I | 2 |
BAR 212 | Advanced Barbering I | 2 |
BAR 220 | Chemical Services II | 2 |
ENG 101 SPE 108 |
Composition & Rhetoric OR Oral Communication |
3 |
Semester 3 – Summer | ||
BAR 203 | Salon Operations III | 4 |
ENG 102 SPE 108 |
Composition & Research OR Oral Communication |
3 |
Semester 4 – Fall | ||
BAR 213 | Advanced Salon Operations I | 4 |
BAR 223 | Advanced Salon Operations II | 4 |
BAR 225 | Barber Management | 2 |
BAR 250 | License Review | 3 |
BUS 130 | Starting Your Own Small Business | 4 |
Semester 5 – Spring | ||
GROUP III | Select from Social Science Electives Students earning an Associate degree must meet the requirement for coursework on improving human relations as defined in Public Act 87-581. |
3 |
GROUP IV GROUP V |
Select a Math elective OR Select a Physical and Life Science Electives. (Must include one lab) |
3-4 |
Total Credit Hours | 60 |
Barber Technician Certificate (BAR.CERT)
The Barber Technician Certificate offers students hands on training in the art, skill, and science used in the barbering business. This includes the design of hair, facial shaving, chemical services for hair, installation of temporary hair pieces, salon operations, and barber license review. The program meets the standards of the Illinois Department of Finance and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) in total hours, teaching staff, equipment, facilities, libraries, and course content.
Students are required to complete a specific number of hours in the Barber College Salon. Once students have completed all coursework and laboratory hours, they are ready to sit for the licensure examination through the IDFPR. Students must be licensed in order to practice Barbering in Illinois.
Semester 1 – Fall | Credits | |
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BAR 101 | Introduction to Barbering | 2 |
BAR 102 | Art of Barbering I | 2 |
BAR 103 | Salon Operations I | 4 |
BAR 112 | Art of Barbering II | 2 |
BAR 114 | Barber Styling | 2 |
Semester 2 – Spring | ||
BAR 113 | Salon Operations II | 4 |
BAR 202 | Art of Barbering III | 2 |
BAR 210 | Chemical Services I | 2 |
BAR 212 | Advanced Barbering I | 2 |
BAR 220 | Chemical Services II | 2 |
Semester 3 – Summer | ||
BAR 203 | Salon Operations III | 4 |
Semester 4 – Fall | ||
BAR 213 | Advanced Salon Operations I | 4 |
BAR 223 | Advanced Salon Operations II | 4 |
BAR 225 | Barber Management | 2 |
BAR 250 | License Review | 3 |
Total Credit Hours | 41 |