MCHD's education is an elite education unmatched in the Cincinnati region. The education incorporates the information and technique required by State Board while including personal and professional development throughout its curriculum. While MCHD's State Board passing rate has been 100% for the last seven years, the focus is on creating the success that follows the testing. "Not only do we want each student to pass State Board, we also want them to be successful in their career. We know it takes much more than just technique to be successful in this business so we include so much more into our core curriculum, " says Jenny Price, Director of Admissions.

MCHD Instructors have trained in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, Toronto, Italy, and Spain with top educators including Tony and Guy, Vidal Sassoon, Martin Parsons, Edward Teitel and more. They bring this world class education to school each day. Also, to strengthen the education received, MCHD welcomes guest educators throughout the year including Wella for advanced color training and Tigi for advanced product training.

Most recently the students were presented with the opportunity to learn from Edward Teitel, Celebrity Stylist and Educator, during a full day workshop. Teitel, whom boasts an impressive resume: A stylist for the Grammys, Academy Awards, Emmys, Daytime Emmys, Playboy Events; world class educator, photographer and fashion designer; his work graces the pages of Vogue, Allure, Elle, Harpers Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, InStyle, Sports Illustrated and many more; winner of over 75 national and international awards for hairstyling excellence, youngest person inducted into California's Hairdressers Hall of Fame and selected to Team NaHa four times.

Technique, teaching style, personal development, professional development and advanced education are some of the things that make MCHD different from all other cosmetology schools. MCHD produces some of the best stylists that create success wherever they go including a former student that is a top stylist in the Cincinnati area, national educator for Sebastian as well as stylist for Fashion Week in New York.

The salon industry recognizes these differences. "In our experience here at Sableux, the majority of the upper echelon stylists entering the industry in our area come out of Michael's College of Hair Design," says Eric Shank, Assistant Manager as Sableux Salon & Spa.

Learn about the differences for yourself. Contact Admissions today at 859-282-7333.