N E W YO R K
A TRAINING CENTER FOR MAKE UP
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I created ACADEMIES
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throughout the world
because I feel that it is my mission.
SCHOOL history
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mission statement
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location
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facility
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OFFICIALS & FACULTY
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Academy Director Education Director COURSE outline
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Beauty & Fashion TV & Film Stage & Artistic CLASS SCHEDULE
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Classes Important Dates Holidays Hours Tuition Fees MAKE UP KIT materials
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SCHOOL POLICIES
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MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy Profile MAKE UP FOR EVER Student Profile Enrollment Policy Credit Transfer Financial Assistance Attendance Policy Leave of Absence & Withdrawal Assignment Policy Violation Policy Graduation Requirements Student Placement & Employment Grading Policy Cancellation & Refund Policy Student Complaints Workshop Policy Disclosure Statement
Long-time professional make up artist, in France, bringing her love for color, Dany Sanz, founded MAKE UP FOR texture and art from the canvas to EVER in 1984 when she recognized the human form. Dany’s expertise in a need for more high-performance, make up artistry ranges from beauty professional make up products. to theater, fashion to special effects – The brand quickly became known literally touching on every facet of the for creating high performance, make up artist industry. In addition to wearable make up and gained successfully launching MAKE UP FOR cult status backstage and on set EVER, Dany Sanz also established with make up professionals. Now and directed the make up school available in over 50 countries around “Ecole Chauveau” in Paris, where she the world, MAKE UP FOR EVER has discovered a new path for her love of become the artists’ reference for make up artistry – the education and information, inspiration, artistry inspiration of new artists. and education. With a passion for inspiring artistry Originally a painter and sculptor, and sharing her knowledge with Dany is credited as the artist who budding make up artists, Dany Sanz pioneered the art of body painting started the MAKE UP FOR EVER
Academy in Paris in 2002. The Paris-based Academy inspired the development of a crop of Academies throughout the world. Today there are MAKE UP FOR EVER Academies in Paris, New York, Nice and Seoul, as well as affiliates in Hong Kong, Beirut, Brussels, Jakarta, Helsinki, and Singapore. In addition to her instinctive creativity, Dany Sanz has a strong desire to share her years of expertise with the future generations of aspiring make up artists. With Dany Sanz’s inspiration and high standard of expertise, the MAKE UP FOR EVER teaching methods are used throughout the world, helping to create the professionals of tomorrow and strengthening the skills of the working make up artists of today.
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EXCELLENCE PASSION EDUCATION
QUALITY KNOWLEDGE PROFESSIONALISM
The Academy is a place where MAKE UP FOR EVER combines knowledge of make up techniques with the excitement of transformation. It is open to students looking for intense and complete make up training, as well as professionals looking to perfect their technique. It’s also a coaching site for those who wish to develop their creativity and explore new vehicles for their work. The teaching methods of the Academy and the diversity of its students, who come from around the world, allow for unique artistic and cultural expansion that is unparalleled in artist education. The Academy is truly a platform for future make up artists. It is a space in which we can share Dany Sanz’s know-how and professional expertise
and has become an internationally renowned program, with educational training that is considered by professionals to be unsurpassed. The Paris Academy was first established in the brand headquarters before taking over a large loft in the 9th district of Paris. The New York Academy is a close replica of the original in Paris. The programs offered at the New York Academy are extremely hands on and aim to build students’ skills in make up application through demonstration and practice. The unique approach to both the practical and coaching process is a crucial part of the student’s evolutionary progress during these sessions. Whether a student’s goal is to work in the field or push the boundaries of their personal creativity, the
Academy’s varying levels allow students to enter the professional make up world with skills tailored to their individual endeavors. The training sessions are committed to addressing the very diverse goals of future professionals with every facet of make up artistry offered to ensure the most elite training possible. The program and demonstrations are not crafted for marketing or commercial purposes, but rather to focus on the explanation of perfecting techniques and to achieve the goal of true artistry in our students. The MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy also connects students with working make up artists from a wide variety of backgrounds through the inclusion of guest speakers, providing students with a variety of styles and backgrounds from which to draw their inspiration.
ARTISTRY
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HELSINKI BRUSSELS
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sing a p ore j a k a rta LOCATION The MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy is located in Union Square, at 853 Broadway, 10th floor, New York, NY 10003. The Academy is governed by MAKE UP FOR EVER, LLC, a division of Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy Inc. The Academy is licensed by the New York State Education Department.
and cultural venues nearby, New Yorkers and tourists alike flock to the area for fine dining and cuttingedge entertainment. The district’s universities, hospitals and hundreds of distinctive retailers and popular farmers’ market make it an active center point for New York communities of all types.
FACILITY The MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy offers make up stations for each student, a demonstration space with a high definition television, professional lighting and an in-house photo studio. The instruction and learning experience is enhanced with a smart board, which is an interactive, electronic whiteboard.
Union Square is a vibrant and diverse residential and commercial neighborhood known throughout the city and beyond for its incomparable qualities of creativity and community and as a frequent gathering point for a variety of artistic showcases. With many celebrated restaurants, theaters
In the heart of the neighborhood, Union Square Park serves as an urban oasis, providing the community with a beautiful public space. The area is easily accessible by the New York City subway at the Union Square subway station, serviced by the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q and R lines.
The facility has an eating/break area, microwave, refrigerator and lockers. It also includes a photo/video space, which allows students to capture and critique their work in a professional way. The facility is handicap-accessible. There are 4 standard restrooms, one handicap-accessible restroom and a shower stall. 11
OFFICIALS & FACULTY Margaritta Topielski, Academy Director
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With educational training considered as a reference by professionals, the ACADEMY is a platform for future make up artists.
Margaritta is responsible for structuring the program of the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy, ensuring full compliance with the New York State Education Department requirements. The Academy mission is to teach the latest artistic techniques utilizing stateof-the-art make up products. In her role as Academy Director, Margaritta will manage all Academy policies and procedures, including health and safety, finances and administration. With a designation in Accounting and an MBA from one of Canada’s most prestigious schools, Margaritta has held a variety of senior level positions at major corporations, focusing on finance and operations. While Margaritta’s expertise includes strategic and operational planning coupled with financial management, she has also spent many years honing her skills as a mentor by leading and developing junior staff members to ensure they excel in their respective careers. In addition to her corporate experience, Margaritta
taught accounting at a professional institute in Canada. Margaritta’s diverse experience working in fashion and beauty has allowed her to develop a true passion for these industries, celebrating excellence where creativity and artistry merge with business operations and strategy. Floriane David, Education Director Originally from Paris, France, Floriane has worked with MAKE UP FOR EVER since 1992. She has taught at the prestigious MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy in Paris, as well as at the highly regarded London College of Fashion, Westminster College and London School of Beauty. Floriane initially studied intensely under the tutelage of Dany Sanz while at the Christian Chauveau School where Dany was the Director. There, she gained the skills and experiences of the world of make up, her passion for transformation
apparent in her aptitude for stage make up, body painting and special effects. These skills led her to stay on with MAKE UP FOR EVER as an International Trainer. Throughout the years, Floriane has researched and become familiar with the unique cultural make up needs of each country she has taught in, including Dubai, Lebanon, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Korea, and Austria. Floriane’s professional clients have included the revered magazine editor and international style icon Isabella Blow, with whom she worked for many years, as well as renowned photographers, including Helmut Newton. Floriane has a City and Guilds teaching certificate from London and is licensed from the New York State Board of Education. In addition to learning from Lead Educator, Floriane David, various guest teachers will be invited to share their expertise and knowledge with the students throughout their program.
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The MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy is organized into four levels of programming:
Level 1 – Beauty Level 2 – Fashion Level 3 – TV & Film Level 4 – Stage & Artistic These levels are presented in a series of course modules which incorporate a selection of programs per module.
Module A includes: All programs, Levels 1 – 4
Module B includes: Program levels 1 – 3
Module C includes: Program levels 1 and 2 Programs may be taken as part of separately scheduled modules, however all program levels must be successfully completed in the level order.
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Beauty & Fashion, LEVEL 1/2 Level 1 will cover all aspects of fashion, beauty, product awareness, hygiene, tools of the trade, skin analysis, face shapes, skin color, eyebrow shaping, color correcting (understanding the color wheel) and highlighting. Level 2 will review the historical “golden era” of vintage Hollywood dating back to the 1930s, 40s and 50s. A basic understanding of these poignant glamour styles of make up is vital for building the foundation of any modern make up artist. The architectural sculpted face, arched expressive brow, perfect smoky eyes, and sharp painted lip are all key focuses. This module will highlight the drama and glamour of an era of decadence.
COURSE INCLUDES: •
Beginning as a make up artist
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Product knowledge
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Color theory and color wheel
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Overview of basic skin care and analysis
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Facial anatomy
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Visual and career development
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Mastering the eye, eyeliner, false lash application and lip application
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Highlighting and contouring
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Bridal make up
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Skin tone confidence
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Refine blending
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Glamour make up
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Analyze editorial and catwalk make up/trends
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History of make up
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TV & Film, LEVEL 3 Level 3 is tailored for students desiring to work in the television and film industries as a make up artist. The student will develop technical application and professional skills alongside creative and conceptual initiatives. This level will emphasize the fundamental elements of special effects make up: basic prosthetics, creation of simulated injuries and aging make up, facial hair, bald cap and airbrush application. Prerequisite: Levels 1, 2.
COURSE INCLUDES: •
Script breakdown
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High definition
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Visual and career development
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Beard, mustache and aging application
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Latex and wax application
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Bruises, cuts, lacerations, grazing, scarring, skin disorders, etc.
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Accident and emergency effects
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Bald caps, basic prosthetics, airbrush and tattoo coverage
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Stage & Artistic, LEVEL 4 Level 4 focuses on character development for theater, opera, musicals and other stage shows. Specific transformation techniques are taught, including old age, personality changes, period characters through face painting, body painting, design, carnival make up for children, etc. The first day will be spent exploring the techniques and learning how to use dedicated body painting brushes. Visual development will be emphasized in this level, giving students the opportunity to use skills and theory in an “out of the box” context. Students will be challenged to boost creativity through research and critical thinking. The knowledge and applicable skills of this course will allow artists to fulfill any request in the field. Students will push the boundaries of conventional make up and gain confidence in the techniques of extreme make up, as well as regular make up. Training in light, shading, perspective and depth, students will experience an immensely rewarding growth in their level of artistry. By learning how to use oil and water based body paint, students will be armed with the technical knowledge to understand
how products perform under varying conditions to produce the desired results. COURSE INCLUDES: •
Stage knowledge
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Cabaret, opera, fantasy make up
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Visual development
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Character making
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Highlighting and shading
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Face and body painting
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Airbrush
Note: There will be nudity during the body painting course and a consent form will be provided for signature approval before the beginning of the class.
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2012 CLASS SCHEDULE
HOURS
Module A
HOURS OF SCHOOL OPERATION: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM Monday through Friday CLASS SCHEDULE: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM Monday through Friday Includes an hour lunch break, two fifteen minute breaks, and six educational hours in a day
Beauty – Fashion Jan. 9 – Feb. 24
TV – Film Feb. 27 – Apr. 6
Stage – Artistic Apr. 9 – May 25
Module B Beauty – Fashion Sept. 10 – Oct. 26
TV – Film Oct. 29 – Dec. 7
Level 1 & 2 Level 3 Level 4
January 9 – February 24 February 27 – April 6 April 9 – May 25
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Module c
Module A
Beauty – Fashion Jul. 2 – Aug. 20
Module B
IMPORTANT DATES
Module C
LEVELS
HOURS
DAYS
WEEKS
Level 1 & 2
210
35
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Level 3
180
30
6
Level 4
210
35
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Level 1 & 2
210
35
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Level 3
180
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Level 1 & 2
210
35
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MODULE A: Deadline to submit Enrollment Agreement – December 1st, 2011 MODULE B: Deadline to submit Enrollment Agreement – August 1st, 2012 MODULE C: Deadline to submit Enrollment Agreement – June 1st, 2012
TUITION FEES PROGRAM
MODULE A Beauty/Fashion TV/Film Stage/Artistic
MODULE B Beauty/Fashion TV/Film
MODULE C Beauty/Fashion
DATES
Jan. 9 – Feb. 24 Feb. 27 – Apr. 6 Apr. 9 – May 25
Sept. 10 – Oct. 26 Oct. 29 – Dec. 7
Jul. 2 – Aug. 20
HOURS
600h
390h
210h
TUITION
$8,950
$6,950
$4,450
New Year’s Day (Jan 1)
REG. FEE
$100
$100
$100
Memorial Day (May 28)
TOTAL
$9,050
$7,050
$4,550
2012 HOLIDAYS Independence Day (July 4) Labor Day (Sept 3) Thanksgiving (Nov 22–23) Christmas Day (Dec 25)
NOTE: Dates are based on the 2012 calendar year and are subject to change.
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At the Academy, we understand the difficulties of starting as a make up artist and that building a make up kit can be very expensive and time consuming. That is why we provide students with everything they need to begin both their course work and their career in make up artistry. While a full make up kit is provided as part of the enrollment fee, students are required to purchase a brush kit and additional class materials at their own expense. Through the MAKE UP FOR EVER studio, brush kits are available at a 50% discount for registered students of the Academy or students may choose to provide brushes of their choice provided all required brush styles are included in their kit.
Kits Included in the Tuition Fee:
TV & FILM - Level 3 kit
BEAUTY & FASHION - Level 1 & 2 kit
1x Small Wax 1x Spirit Gum 1x FX Sponge 1x Gum Off 1x Liquid Latex 1x Blister Gel 1x Sweat Effect Gel 1x 12 Flash Color 1x Stipple Sponge
1x HD Primer #0 2x Concealer Palette 3x Lift Concealer 1x Super Matte Loose Powder 1x 10 Neutral Shadows 1x 10 Bright Shadows 1x Star Powder 3x HD Foundation 2x Pan Stick 3x Lipstick Palette 1x Smoky Lash Black Mascara 8x Lip Pencil Eye/Lip 1x Super Gloss 1x Make Up Bag
TOTAL VALUE: $299.00
TOTAL VALUE: $1,137.00
In the event of cancelation or termination, students are responsible for the fee of their make up kit.
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MAKE UP FOR EVER ACADEMY PROFILE The Academy curriculum has been designed to allow students to master the craft of make up artistry in a manner that is unique in the industry. MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy is international with global perspectives. We teach every aspect of make up artistry – from beauty to body painting – according to the methods of our founder, Dany Sanz. We utilize and embrace each student’s unique creativity and approach to the craft of make up artistry. We also provide direct and specific critiques of students’ work on a daily basis focusing on methods to improve technique and results. The history and culture of the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy assure the most elite and comprehensive training for tomorrow’s artists. MAKE UP FOR EVER STUDENT PROFILE Although no previous formal make up application experience or education is required for participation in the program at the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy, students should exhibit a strong connection to the art of make up
and the career of the professional make up artist. The following are ideal characteristics of the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy student: •
Artistically inspired with a strong creative intuition
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Self motivated and driven to succeed
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Experience or interest in the beauty industry, including such areas as cosmetology, esthetics, hairstyling, cosmetic retail or any other related industries
the official school transcripts will be required prior to the enrollment. Applicants must complete an Admission’s interview and the Enrollment Agreement prior to being accepted into the program. A $100, nonrefundable registration fee will be required during the submission of the application. Complete the application form with: •
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Background in fine arts, painting, • drawing, sculpting, photography and/or other related fields.
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Strong interest in make up and experience in applying on themselves or others
ENROLLMENT POLICY The MAKE UP FOR EVER certification program is open to individuals who are US citizens, permanent residents or individuals with a valid study visa. Candidates must be 18 years of age and hold a high school diploma or equivalent. A valid photo ID and
A 300 word essay on how you envision your career as a make up artist. A bound or digital portfolio of 8–10 pieces of creative work such as drawings, paintings, photographs, digital media, make up application, make up inspiration, or photographs of three–dimensional work.
The Admission’s interview with a teacher/administration of the Academy will help assess the personality, creative ability, commitment and the motivation of the student and is a prerequisite for enrollment.
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Once the Enrollment Agreement is approved, a $500 deposit is required. Students are required to pay the remainder of the tuition fee two weeks prior to the start date of their program. At the start of the class, each student will be furnished with the materials for their make up kit. If the student is terminated or withdraws for any reason, the student is responsible for paying the fee for the make up kit listed in the catalog. Recommendations for the interview: •
If the applicant is under the age of 18, they are required to come with a parent or guardian.
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Applicants who have previously attended an art school or a master’s program should present a portfolio of their work.
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Applicants who are unable to come to an interview should book a telephone interview and send their application by email or mail. Portfolios or examples of creative work may be provided electronically in this case.
Additional costs: During their training, students will prepare a portfolio of their work. The cost of compiling this book is the responsibility of the student (development, enlargements, fashion design, etc.). The Academy’s studio and photographer are available for their photographs. They may, at their own expense, use photographers of their choice outside the training center. In all cases, photographers must be approved in advance by Academy educators. Each student will be furnished with a list of required materials and brushes. It is the student’s responsibility to purchase the required materials before the first day of the class. The actual total cost of the materials may vary between $500.00 – $750.00 USD depending upon where the student decides to make their purchases. CREDIT TRANSFER Applicants who have previously attended an art school or a master’s program should present a portfolio of their work. Credits from other institutions cannot be transferred or used in lieu of the programs offered at the Academy.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Students are encouraged to consult with an outside financial advisor and/or bank if interested in pursuing assistance or loans. Financial aid and/or assistance is not available at the MAKE UP FOR EVER Academy at this time. ATTENDANCE POLICY Students are expected to attend class on a daily basis and arrive on time at the beginning of class, as well as return on time from lunch or any additional breaks. Attendance will be done every day in the first 15 minutes of the class and at the end of every class. The attendance roster is kept in school at all times. In the event that a substitute is used, the substitute will initial the day’s attendance. Students who arrive after the first 15 minutes will be allowed to attend the class after the morning break and the hours missed will not be included in calculating the minimum requirements.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE & WITHDRAWAL Students are expected to attend all classes. If for any reason the student must miss class time, the student is encouraged to notify their teacher. If absent for up to 5% of their program time the student will be contacted by phone and the results will be recorded on an Absence/Drop Record Form. If absent for 10% of their program time the student will be contacted by telephone as well as in writing and will also be advised of possible consequences. A copy of the Absence/Drop Record Form will be given to the student the next time the student comes to class, at which time the student must sign acknowledging receipt of the letter. If absent for more than 15% of their program, the student will be informed in writing that the course must be repeated and the student will be subject to paying additional tuition for the repeat.
Students are permitted absences only with a legitimate reason (emergency or illness). It will be the student’s sole responsibility to catch up on any missed class. It is the sole responsibility of the student to contact the instructor to schedule make-up-hours for missed classes. Make-up-hours will be offered during the academic marking period after hours on week days or on the weekend between 9:30am and 6:00pm. Repeated unexcused absences from class and repeated tardiness may result in a two week probation. Failure to improve may result in a possible dismissal from class without a refund. Should a student find it necessary during their studies, to take a leave of absence, the leave must be for a legitimate reason and be approved by the Academy Director.
If absent three times consecutively without notifying the school, the student will be considered dropped. The school will contact the student by telephone and in writing and formally advise the student of this status. Results will be recorded on the Absent/Drop Form. If appropriate, the student will be informed that a leave of absence status is available. The student will also be informed that the tuition paid will remain valid unless there has been a significant financial or education change to the program, in which case extra tuition will be charged. The school will then request that the student respond in writing and provide a valid reason for withdrawal. The results will be recorded in the Absence/Drop Record Form. The failure of the student to notify the Academy Director in writing of withdrawal may delay refund of tuition due pursuant to Section 5002 of the Education Law.
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ASSIGNMENT POLICY Students are required to complete project assignments in addition to class assignments. The instructor will assign all homework as well as assignment due dates. If a student is absent on the day the project is due, he/she may turn it in on the first day back from the absence, but must notify his/her teacher and Academy Director. Students should make arrangements with their instructor prior to the scheduled end date to make up missed assignments. All missed assignments, tests and time will be documented accordingly. Please note that assignments turned in late without a legitimate reason may only be given half-credit.
VIOLATION POLICY Students are required to clean their equipment, stations, and mirrors at the end of each day of class. In addition, instructors will outline any additional rules for their classroom. Cell phones (including texting), eating in class and dressing in an unprofessional manner are not acceptable. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner and to respect their fellow students. If a student becomes persistently disruptive, we reserve the right to offer a verbal or written warning and at our discretion this could result in asking the student to leave the course. Dismissed students will be refunded their tuition as outlined in the “Refund Policy”. Consuming, selling or possession of drugs or alcohol on the premises is completely illegal and will result in the immediate termination of the student contract with no refund.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Achieve a grade of 65% and maintain an attendance of 85% of the scheduled program hours. If the above requirements are met, students will be awarded a certificate of completion at the end of their program. STUDENT PLACEMENT/EMPLOYMENT Although placement assistance service is provided, the ACADEMY cannot guarantee a job to any student or graduate.
GRADING POLICY Grading System: LETTER GRADE
PERCENTAGE
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Excellent
90–100
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Above Average
80–89
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Average
70–79
P
Passing
65–69
I
Incomplete
65 and below
W
Withdrawal
Withdrawal
The Academy expects students to complete all course requirements established in the syllabus and maintain a minimum attendance. Each level within the module is defined as a marking period. A marking period is defined as the length of a level within a module. The length of each level is listed below: Level 1 is three and a half weeks Level 2 is three and a half weeks Level 3 is six weeks Level 4 is seven weeks At the completion of each assignment and marking period within the module an evaluation assessment is provided to the student.
Any student who has not maintained satisfactory academic progress shall be dismissed or placed on academic probation. Satisfactory academic progress is defined as maintaining a passing grade (65%) in all assignments and marking periods.
Marking period for levels 1, 2, and 4 are 70 clock hours. Marking period for level 3 is 60 clock hours.
In addition, any student who is absent more than 15% of the total number of instructional hours offered during each marking period of the student’s program, excluding approved leaves, shall be dismissed or placed on academic probation. The probation period is defined as one marking period. The Academy will provide students with counseling and remediation during the probation period. 35
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY MAKE UP FOR EVER ACADEMY will follow the New York State guidelines of refund policy language based on quarters; quarters are defined as levels within the module: •
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A student who cancels after signing the Enrollment Agreement, but before instruction has begun receives all monies returned with the exception of the non-refundable registration fee of $100. Thereafter, students will be liable for:
1. The non-refundable registration fee plus 2. The cost of any educational materials and/or student kit accepted plus 3. Tuition liability as of the student’s last date of physical attendance. Tuition liability is divided by the number of levels in the program. Total tuition liability is limited to the quarter during which the student withdrew or was terminated and any previous quarters completed.
First quarter: If cancellation or termination occurs
Academy may keep
Prior to or during the first week of level
0%
During the second week of level
25%
During the third week of level
50%
During the fourth week of level
75%
After the fourth week of level
100%
SUBSEQUENT QUARTERS: If cancellation or termination occurs
Academy may keep
During the first week of level
25%
During the second week of level
50%
During the third week of level
75%
After the third week of level
100%
Furthermore the policy states: 1. Withdrawal from the program must be in writing and submitted in person or by certified mail. 2. Termination date: The termination date for refund computation purposes is the last day of actual attendance by the student unless earlier written notice is received. 3. Refund will be made within thirty (30) days following determination of the termination date or receipt of written cancellation notice.
4. Students who withdraw, are dismissed or terminated will be liable for the cost of the make up kit and materials given by the Academy. 5. Student can be dismissed at the discretion of the Academy Director for the following reasons: unsatisfactory academic progress or failure to comply with Academy policies.
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STUDENT COMPLAINTS A student may file a complaint by communicating orally or in writing to any instructor or administrator. Upon receipt of the complaint, it shall be transmitted as soon as possible to the Academy Director, who is the person authorized to resolve complaints. The student may also directly lodge a complaint with the Academy Director. The person notified and/or the Academy Director will attempt to resolve the complaint. Students may also make a complaint to: New York State Education Department Office of Access Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision 116 West 32nd Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10001
The steps you must take to file a complaint with the New York State Education Department are: 1. Write to the New York State Education Department at 116 West 32nd Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001, or telephone at (212) 643-4760, requesting an interview for the purpose of filing a written complaint. Bring all relevant documents with you to the interview, including an enrollment agreement, financial aid application, transcripts, etc. An investigator will meet you and go through your complaint in detail. 2. If you cannot come for an interview, send a letter or call the office to request a complaint form. You must complete and sign this form and mail it to the office. Please include with it copies of all relevant documents. You should keep the originals. You must file a complaint within
two years after the alleged illegal conduct took place. The Bureau cannot investigate any complaint made more than two years after the date of occurrence. 3. The investigator will attempt to resolve the complaint as quickly as possible and may contact you in the future with follow-up questions. You should provide all information requested as quickly as possible; delay may affect the investigation of your complaint. When appropriate, the investigator will try to negotiate with the school informally. If the Department determines that violations of the law have been committed and the school fails to take satisfactory and appropriate action then the Department may proceed with formal disciplinary charges. Please refer to the Business Disclosure Pamphlet from the school’s admission agent for additional information.
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WORKSHOP POLICY This program is hands-on and interactive. Everyone works and everyone models. When you are the artist you will be working as though you are on a real job. The artist will be respectful, professional and well mannered. The work station should always be in order and hygienic. The model will participate as well as be respectful and accommodating to their artists’ needs. The institution does not and will not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, age, ethnic origin, religion or sexual preference.
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT The student should be aware that some information in the catalog may change. It is recommended that students considering enrollment check with the Academy Director to determine if there is any change from the information provided in the catalog. Please be advised that the New York State Education Department separately licenses all teaching personnel and independently approves all courses and curricula offered. Therefore, it is possible that courses/curricula listed in the school’s catalog may not be approved at the time that a student enrolls in the school or the teaching personnel listed in the catalog may have changed. It is again recommended that the student check with the Academy Director to determine if there are any changes in the courses/curricula offered or the teaching personnel listed in the catalog.
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853 Broadway 10th Floor New York, NY 10003 212.377.3960 academy@makeupforeverusa.com makeupforeverpro.com