Method of Evaluation and Competencies:

Theory Test – There will be nine major tests worth 100 points each.
These tests will ordinarily cover both readings and class material. The
final exam will be a comprehensive final examination over the Milady’s
Cosmetology Textbook, worth 100 points. There will also be one People
Skills test. Total possible points – 1100.

Participation – There will be 16 major practical assignments given
during Practical Lab. These assignments are worth 50 points each. They are
expected to be completed and turned in at the end of Practical Lab on
Tuesday of that week at noon in order to receive credit for the
assignment. The student will be given a Project Sheet to be worked on
during clinic floor downtime. These sheets are expected to be turned in on
indicated date stated on the work sheet in order to receive credit. Each
Project Sheet is worth 100 points. Possible points – 1200.

Professional Presentation, Interpersonal Relations and Sanitation –
There will be 50 points given weekly on professionalism and sanitation.
(Refer to Professional Characteristics for Cosmetology In Training
Program.) If students are absent, they will not receive these points.
These points are based on behavior while in the classroom and on the
clinic floor. Total possible points – 800.

Makeup Test – Tests will be made up by the student immediately upon
return to class. Students will not be able to attend class or other
activities until they have complete the missed tests. It is the
student’s responsibility to contact the instructor to take tests; the
instructor(s) will not be responsible for reminding. If the student does
not take a given test, a zero may be recorded in the instructor’s grade
book.

Makeup Practical Lab – If students are absent, they must turn in any
assignments that were due during the time of their absence immediately
upon their return to the program. It is the student’s responsibility to
find out what assignments have been missed while absent and to have them
completed in the allotted time stated by the instructor(s). It is expected
that all work assignments be handed in on time. Late practical assignments,
be they short or long assignments, will lose one letter of their final
grade each day beyond the due dates.

Quizzes, In-Class Activities – Unannounced quizzes and other short
assignments will be given. These assignments are due the same day they are
assigned and may not be made up. These assignments may be worth 10-100
points each.

   Exams (Include Workbook)                  30% of grade
   Daily Performance                         25% of grade
   Professional Presentation, Interpersonal
      Relations and Sanitation               40% of grade
   Quizzes and Other In-Class Assignments     5% of grade
                                            100%
 

Method of Evaluation and Competencies:

Theory Tests - Tests will be announced in class one week prior to the
test date. These tests will cover both reading and class material.

Participation - Practical points are given daily for class participation
and application techniques. Your class participation is essential. If
students are absent, they will not receive these points. These points
cannot be made up.

Professional Presentation, Interpersonal Relations and Sanitation - 50
points are earned weekly on professionalism and sanitation. If students
are absent, they will not receive these points. These points are based on
your behavior while in the classroom and on the clinic floor.

Makeup tests will be made up by the student immediately upon return to
class. You will not be able to attend class or other activities until you
have completed the missed tests. It is your responsibility to contact the
instructor to take tests; the instructor(s) will not be responsible for
reminding you. If you do not take a given test, a zero may be recorded in
the instructor's grade book.

Makeup Practical Lab - If you have been absent, you must turn in any
assignments that were due during the time of your absence immediately upon
your return to the program. It is your responsibility to find out what
assignments you may have missed while you were absent and to have them
completed in the allotted time stated by the instructor(s). It is expected
that all work assignments be handed in on time. Late practical assignments,
be they short or long assignments, will lose one letter grade of their
final grade each day beyond the due date.

Quizzes, In-class Assignments - Unannounced quizzes and other short
assignments will be given. These assignments are due the same day they are
assigned and may not be made up. These assignments may be worth 10-100
points each.

Your Job and Family - It is the instructor's duty to inform you at every
opportunity that this class is "more important than your job." Likewise,
family responsibilities do not constitute valid reasons for missing class
or falling behind in your work.

The instructor reserves the right to alter, as necessary, this syllabus
and to make announced changes in daily plans. Any announcements made in
class regarding assignments automatically supersede the published program
of the Daily Plan. If you miss class, it is your responsibility to find
out about announced changes.

Exams                                                              30%
Daily Performance                                                  25%
Professional Presentation, Interpersonal Relations, and Sanitation 40%
Quizzes and other In-class Assignments                             05%

Break Down of Grading System
   Exams (30%)
   Daily Performance (25%)
   Professional Presentation, Interpersonal Relations and Sanitation
(40%)
   Quizzes and In-class Assignments (05%)

This is an approximate grading system. It will fluctuate when quizzes and
in-class assignments are added into the grading scale.