Vaughn Beauty College

Vaughn Beauty College is fully licensed through the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology.
 
We operate on the values of integrity, commitment, accountability, personal growth, and service. Our vision is provide highly skilled professionals who serve with care and respect. Under the direct supervision of highly skilled licensed instructors you will successfully complete classes focusing on professional practices, concepts, and skills.

Our program content and clinical practicum exceed the minimum requirements set forth by the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology for graduation and application for licensure that is required to practice as an esthetician, manicurist, or cosmetologist in the State of Mississippi. Upon graduation you will have the scientific knowledge, technical skill, and treatment methods to provide competent and appropriate professional services to the public.

Vaughn Beauty College boasts a main facility located in historic downtown business area of Aberdeen, Mississippi. It is a single story structure that has been modernized  to bring the college to a new innovative career college.

This reputation and fame of the institution stand alone with awards on the walls since 1956 and it still holds that character.  This historic building consists of approximately 6,000 square feet of floor space.

This space is divided into one freshmen classroom, one junior/senior classroom, practical work areas, reception area, library, dispensary, student salon, student lounge/break room, janitorial area, four restrooms, laundry area, storage room, instructor work area, administrative office, and receptionist area, Manicurist practical area, and a Esthetician practical area.

Study guides, activity sheets, videos, visual and audio devices are used for lectures and demonstrations in the classroom and on the clinic floor for instructional tools.

The institution has adequate equipment which includes one student clock-in area, two computers, two printer/scanner/fax machines, twenty-seven styling chairs, twenty-four work stations, one esthetics room with table and chairs, four pedicure chairs, one electric wax heater, one freshmen room with fourteen work stations, six shampoo bowls and chairs, sufficient amount of student lockers, and more than ample amount of products and inventory.

The facility has a capacity for forty students under the guidelines set forth by the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology. The building has sufficient central air and heat, and adequate ventilation system and lighting to maintain a comfortable, safe working area.