Using the Catalog

school catalog (sometimes called a record, bulletin or calendar) is an official publication providing a comprehensive, detailed listing of programs, services, rules, requirements, courses, administrators, and faculty for one academic year. A catalog is an authoritative document, yet may not be taken as a contract between the school and a student. As a general rule, the catalog for the academic year during which you are first enrolled will determine the requirements for your program completion and graduation.

Students sometimes use the school catalog solely as a reference—a much-needed guide to course requirements and deadlines. School catalogues—and the Michael’s School of Beauty Catalog is no exception—may have other uses as well.

The many hours you spend earning a diploma at Michael’s make the school your academic hometown. Browsing through our catalog may yield information as varied as the following:

1. Evening classes offer flexible scheduling.
2. Information about the school and its programs.
3. Services for students range from academic advisement to placement.
4. School Library.

The catalog is organized into the following sections: an overview of the school and its programs; admissions, financial, student‚’s services, and academic information; course descriptions; and last, faculty and administration listings. A table of contents is available to help you locate information quickly. The current academic calendar is located in the catalog to help you plan your year, and "Where to Write or Call", to help you find the fastest way to get your questions answered accurately.

The catalog can be an invaluable tool in planning your time at Michael’s School of Beauty. Keep it handy and use it often. For your convenience, the catalog is available to download below. The catalog is in PDF format and you will need Adobe Acrobat reader to open and/or print it. There is a link to the free reader below.

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