WHITTIER, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Marinello Schools of Beauty, a premier national brand of beauty schools, is now offering a scholarship program for all direct family members of active military. A $2,000 Military Scholarship is available to applicable enrolling students into the Cosmetology program. Marinello Schools of Beauty’s Military Scholarship Program is an ongoing effort that is available at all 62 campuses in seven states.
“Marinello Schools of Beauty is committed to honoring members of the armed forces,” said Dr. Nagui Elyas, President of Marinello Schools of Beauty. “Marinello’s Military Scholarship Program is our way to ensure that education remains affordable for our country’s valued military personnel and their families.”
In addition to Marinello Schools of Beauty’s Military Scholarship Program, eligible students also can apply for other military benefits and federal loans. Most Marinello Schools of Beauty campuses are approved for veterans’ benefits programs, including the Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) and the Montgomery GI Bill-Active Duty (Chapter 30).
Students desiring information regarding enrollment and various forms of financial aid (available to those who qualify) should contact Marinello School of Beauty by calling (888) 410-6157 or visit the website www.marinello.com. Contact Marinello through its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/marinelloschoolsofbeauty.
Marinello Schools of Beauty
Marinello Schools of Beauty has been defining beauty education since 1905 and is one of the premier beauty schools nationwide. Offering a variety of cosmetology and esthetics programs, Marinello has created a proprietary educational system called the Marinello Method based on more than 100 years of experience, which combines theory and hands-on instruction. Marinello has 62 campuses in California, Connecticut, Kansas, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon and Utah and also offers affordable spa and salon services performed by student stylists under the supervision of instructors. www.marinello.com.
