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All services are performed by students under the supervision of licensed instructors
We love to personally answer questions you have regarding the Academy, your new career and the options available to you.
All services are performed by students under the supervision of licensed instructors
We love to personally answer questions you have regarding the Academy, your new career and the options available to you.
All services are performed by students under the supervision of licensed instructors
Ready to Begin?
Follow the Steps below to start the Admissions Process.
Steps you can take Right Now
STEP 1
See what its like – Take a tour of our campus virtually or in person to feel the culture and see how we educate
STEP 2
Complete your application for admission
STEP 3
Complete your FAFSA
First Time Completing a FAFSA?
If you have never completed a FAFSA, here is some helpful information:
You will need to apply for an FSA ID online.
This feature has replaced the four digit PIN number that was previously used to complete the FAFSA.
If you are a dependent student, your parent will also need to apply for an FSA ID.
Generally you are a dependent if you're under the age of 24, single, and have zero dependents that you support.
Need questions answered in order to apply for an FSA ID or complete the FAFSA?
Contact the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 1-800-433-3243
Have you created your FSA ID with incorrect information such as entering the wrong social security number or date of birth?
Please contact the FSA ID helpline for assistance in correcting the issues: 1-800-433-3243 Option 1
The Final 3 Steps take Place at the Academy
STEP 4
Complete your enrollment paperwork
STEP 5
Have an orientation
STEP 6
Start your classes
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Professional Judgement
Section 479A of the Higher Education Amendments of 1992 authorized the financial aid administrator to exercise Professional Judgment (PJ) on a case-by-case basis. Professional judgment is a discretionary action on the part of the financial aid office to address special or unusual circumstances that affect a student’s/parent’s ability to pay for educational expenses. Using judgment, the aid administrator may adjust the expected family contribution (EFC) and thereby make education more affordable.
The following are examples of conditions/reasons for which a student may request an adjustment to their EFC.
- Death of a parent or the independent student’s spouse.
- Loss of employment by student/spouse/parent (for at least 3 months).
- Loss of earnings due to disability.
- Loss of untaxed income and benefits.
- One-time income (ex. Back year social security payments).
Other extenuating circumstances will be considered on a case-by-case basis. If a student/parent would like to apply for professional judgment consideration, it is necessary to write a letter requesting a review of the current financial situation. This letter should explain in detail the current financial situation and why an adjustment to the EFC is warranted. The financial aid administrator will review all letters of request on a case-by-case basis. If the financial aid administrator decides that changes to any data elements on the FAFSA are warranted, the financial aid administrator will make changes to the FAFSA electronically and send it to the Federal Processor. Once the correction is made by the U. S. Department of Education, the Division of Student Financial Assistance will notify you by mail of the change in your expected family contribution and new award amount(s). You will also be notified if there is no change to your EFC for financial aid awards.
Any future student or governmental official who has a complaint concerning Summit Salon Academy Portland’s management of Title IV, HEA programs may seek resolution by contacting the Director. The Director will receive the complaint and assist the future student in resolving the complaint.
Accredited on probation by the National accrediting commission of career arts and Sciences Inc. The National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a national accrediting agency for postsecondary schools and departments of cosmetology arts and sciences, and massage therapy.
Summit Salon Academy of Portland
8820 SW Center StPortland, OR 97223
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