3/24/2025 via Google

3/24/2025
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They truly care about the success of their students! Would recommend!

3/19/2025 via Google

3/19/2025
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Not sure how this place is still enrolling. Tried for over a month to get my kids in for hair cuts. The receptionist is rude like knows absolutely nothing, not open and close times appointments nothing. She should not be aloud near a phone and definitely not conducting business this has been a consistent problem with them. They want the students to learn but only on themselves and friends within the school. Don't bother with services fron them go to broken arrow or clary sage paul Mitchell anywhere but here they don't care. It's a scam to steal money from people and provide them with nothing to actually get employed after I feel bad for the people who pay to go here.

3/8/2025 via Google

3/8/2025
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DO NOT ENROLL AT JENKS BEAUTY COLLEGE FOR COSMETOLOGY – My Honest Experience If you’re considering Jenks Beauty College, I highly recommend looking elsewhere—at least for their cosmetology program. My experience was extremely disappointing, and I would not want anyone else to go through the same struggles I did. No Instructor, No Real Education When I started in December, there was no instructor for the PM cosmetology class. I was one of only two students in the program at the time, and instead of receiving proper guidance, we were left to teach ourselves. How can a beauty school operate without an instructor? I maintained honor roll status through self-teaching, but that doesn’t excuse the fact that students are paying for an education they are simply not receiving. Constantly Changing Hours & No Stability The school changed class hours three times while I was there, making it impossible to maintain a stable schedule. Whether you work, have a family, or other responsibilities, this kind of inconsistency makes it incredibly difficult to plan your life. Instead of a structured, professional environment, it felt like decisions were being made at random. Disrespect from Administration & Students One of the most disappointing aspects of my experience was the blatant lack of respect from both administrators and students. I had a personal incident where a student disrespected me for no reason, and instead of addressing it properly, the administrator, Tarina, told me that “no one has to respect you.” This response was shocking and completely unprofessional. Respect should be the bare minimum in any educational setting, and being told that I didn’t deserve that was beyond unacceptable. The administration did not care about student well-being or fostering a professional learning environment. Mismanagement & False Information To make things even worse, I was wrongfully told that I had dropped out—even though I never did. This level of miscommunication and incompetence is a major red flag. If a school cannot keep accurate records of its students, how can they be trusted to provide a reliable education? The Disappointment Hit Hard I had Jenks Beauty College on my list for years before enrolling. I was excited to start, believing it would be a great place to grow in my craft. To have this be my experience was deeply disappointing. I worked hard, remained self-motivated, and kept my grades high, but instead of being supported, I was ignored, disrespected, and let down. The Only Redeeming Factor: Their Esthetics Program The only program I would recommend at Jenks is their Esthetics program. They have an amazing instructor who actually teaches and provides students with the education they need. However, cosmetology—especially for PM students—is not worth it. Final Thoughts – Choose a Better School Jenks Beauty College’s cosmetology program is poorly managed, lacks structure, and fails to provide students with the education and respect they deserve. While the esthetics program may be worth considering, the issues you will face in the cosmetology program make it not worth your time, money, or energy. If you are serious about your beauty career, choose a school that actually values its students. There are better options out there where you won’t have to fight for proper instruction, stability, and respect. I hope my experience helps others make a more informed decision before enrolling.