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Beauty School

David Pressley Professional School of Cosmetology

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  • 1 complaint in the last 3 years.
  • 0 complaints closed in the last 12 months.

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:03/08/2023

    Type:Order Issues
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    My daughter decided to attend David ******* July 2022 they was to instruct her on how to become professional in the cosmetology industry. She received the very minimal learning, no instructiors most the time. Instead there were STUDENT instructing. Very unprofessional with how they speak to students about their financial situations in front of others. Losing control in speaking to parents about the bill.The advisors And secretarys tell the students wrong information, but accurate information fitting for staff to follow:My daughter has 800 hours, almost done with program, **** went up without explanation and was instructed on Wednesday 2/1/23 to make an payment on Monday 3/6/23.On that Monday, tryed to make payment, it was denied and she was dropped from the program. They said For non payment and then said her payment was due on the Friday but no one was there to take payments. When theres a recording of her stating payment made on that Monday.And now tell my daughter, the only way to get her transcript, is to pay the remaining balance of ******** for the being in the program 52% of the time or more. As of now she has to start all over with money hours and time. This is not how you supposed to treat people in general. Especially the up coming generation.

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