INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS)

At Paul Mitchell The School San Diego, our most important priority is the safety and well-being of our Customers, Employees and Future Professionals. We are closely monitoring the guidance on the coronavirus (COVID-19) provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), and other government agencies as the situation evolves.

We want to share with you the added precautions we are taking the ensure a clean and sanitary environment. We have amplified our cleaning and sanitizing procedures and are strictly following the guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

As of right now there have been no reports of any COVID-19 incidences at our facilities. But, on the side of caution, we will be suspending services and moving forward with distance learning beginning on March 17th. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused.

Thank you for your understanding and as always for being the best part of our Future Professionals Education.

FAQ’S

Is Paul Mitchell The School San Diego still enrolling students?

Absolutely. We are currently enrolling for all remaining 2020 class start dates.

Please call our Admissions Department at 619-398-1590 or text 618-356-4041 to speak to Admissions. If they are unavailable, please leave a voicemail and include your call back number or email admissions@sandiego.paulmitchell.edu

Can I tour Paul Mitchell The School San Diego Campus?

You can request a virtual tour by contacting Admissions at 619-398-1590, or by clicking HERE.

How can I apply for Financial Aid?

Paul Mitchell The School San Diego school code is: E02116
Financial Aid is available for those that qualify. Apply online at FAFSA.gov

If you have any questions concerning Financial Aid please call Carley Williams at 619-398-1590 Ext 117, or text at 618-356-4041.

You can also email: Carleyw@sandiego.paulmitchell.edu for assistance.

Stay healthy friends.🖤

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