American Manicure School Of Art — Local services in Tyler

Wish I can give this school 0 star. She changed her Google profile so many times. The owner/teacher (Rasheeda) whomever or whatever role shes choosing to portray at the moment is a Fraud. She has messed over so many ppl over the course of a few years. When I went to this school she cheated me out of over $1000. Then tried to put it like it was all my fault because I wouldn't reason with her. She is very unprofessional and always put it like shes "trying to help women". She tried to black mail me one girl wrote a whole post saying she messed over her, but I didn't believe it til it happened to me. She wasn't putting in the students time and she doesn't refund you any money if you decide you want to leave. If you do leave she won't give you your hours. She barely answers emails and dontcall ppl back. Dont go to this school unless you're looking for the bare minimum. This lady is all about getting your money. She was also fined for messing over another girl. It was all on her old Google school account . Her reviews were so Terrible but some how she got that one removed. Just do you research on this woman because you'll be sorry.Just look up her school on tdrl if she haven't switched things around. She will find a way to clean up her mess so none sees but yeah just do...

they teach the basics, good if you just need to get your license quick, the designs that are taught are pretty outdated so if you’re looking to learn trendy designs/ acrylic toes/ etc, you probably won’t unless you ask but even at that it still might get missed over. in my honest opinion i think the SATX campus was only created to create revenue to build up and redecorate their other campuses. the SATX campus is very “ghetto”, located in a strip center by a vape shop and some restaurants with barely a sign, the bathroom had a lot of ants, sometimes a few roaches, homeless walking by. while we were told in the beginning what to expect when we came for the in person portion, we arrived with much disappointment. meanwhile they were posting new furniture and upgrades for their other locations that looked luxurious. it is what it is, they taught me to be faster and improved my cuticle work but that’s about it. they were rude at times and would team up if we were doing “too much” by asking questions to defend each other. again, if you need a license quick and you can put up with it, it’s worth it. but don’t expect a 5...

I am currently enrolled and I love it. The classes are in depth with not only technique for manicuring and pedicuring but also gives insight on the business side as well. The school is broken up into two sections, online study portion and in person on hand practical lessons. All and all the course is 4 months. The teachers want you to succeed and are often going out of their way to get to know you and make you feel they are easily accessible for questions. I have never felt lost with the online portion and the teachers make you stay on track. I have not done in person training yet but for the online portion I feel very secure. Mrs. C is very kind and open. Rasheeda, who opened the school, is very hands on and is definitely someone I aspire to be like in my career. This is the best pricing you can get in Texas for specialized nail training. The second option is 8k$ more and it’s generalized cosmetics. If you are interested in nails, this place is the way to go. I highly, highly...