7/28/2024 via Google

7/28/2024
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If you have small children stay away… prior to my arrival I had called and asked if they serviced 2 year olds’ … the person who answered the phone which I assume is the owner said they do. Upon arrival I paid the $10.00 service charge… the gentleman who was asked to cut my child’s hair took us to the chair, and asked what I wanted for my son. I explained just a trim since his hair gets in his eyes.. my son who has had 1 other haircut at a barbershop, prior to this one.. began to cry — as any two year old would especially since he doesn’t often receive haircuts.. at this point the owner is just staring in annoyance, because my son was crying. The student was trying his best as he was being stared down by his professor and everyone else at the barbershop. I was baffled becauseInstead of helping, teaching or guiding his student the professor just sat in his chair looking annoyed… you would think he would use this situation as teaching experience but no he didn’t take that initiative. The hair cut was started but NOT completed, unfortunately. This place is not child friendly… it was a very uncomfortable experience if you have small children stay away… And to the professor: maybe revise your curriculum and add scenarios with small children.. also don’t tell your customers that you do cut small children’s hair when your students evidently have ZERO experience, and please work on your customer service skills, because it’s lacking. The jokes write themselves.

7/16/2024 via Google

7/16/2024
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Went to this school for 5 months before I transferred out to Dayton Barber College. First off the owner Charles does nothing but play guitar snd walk around vaping in the Building and force his conspiracy ideas on everyone. He barely makes an effort to teach the students anything. There is a serious lack in structure and education. Half the students vape in the building causing others to sit in their second had chemicals. When i got smart to the ways of this school and transferred to Dayton Barber College I had 560 earned credit hours that I paid for to get my hours transferred to my new school. But barberology only reported 484 hours to state board. I was charged $760.00 for hours that the school did not report. As for cost barberology charges almost $20k for this course all paid to the owner, with no assistance from anywhere b/c it’s not an accredited school. When I transferred to Dayton Barber College they were able to get me pel grants that covered all of my existing costs. Money I don’t have to pay back. Am I upset I choose a school in the beginning that only cares about the money? yes!! I’d suggest people skip barberology and try Dayton Barber College. They can get you grants to pay for your whole tuition and the teachers actually care about teaching you and making you a barber.

6/1/2024 via Google

6/1/2024
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I have gotten my hair cut a few times, by different students here. The atmospher is so much more professional than the E Broad Street college. I highly recommend this college.