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Esthetician program at Aveda Institute-Phoenix

Tempe, AZ · Private for-profit less-than-2-year · (480) 320-3680 · School website

On Arizona's WIOA eligible training provider list (DOL file dated June 30, 2025) School takes federal student aid (IPEDS) Accreditor on file: National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences

The program in figures

Tuition and fees, whole programIPEDS 2024-25, certificate (12 weeks to under 1 year)
$12,200
Books and suppliesIPEDS 2024-25
$1,800
Listed cost
$14,000
LengthIPEDS
600 clock hours, 4 months
CompletionsIPEDS 2023-24, all levels
127
Graduates' earningsCollege Scorecard reports Cosmetology and Related Personal Grooming Services as one group at this school
Not shown for this program alone
National median, same field, 4 years afterCollege Scorecard, all schools
$26,307
Typical pay for skincare specialistsBLS OEWS May 2025, Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ
$51,180

Every line comes from the federal file named under it. A blank means the source does not publish the figure for this program; we never estimate it.

About this program

Aveda Institute-Phoenix awarded 127 esthetician credentials in 2023-24 (IPEDS), its largest career program of 2 we list. Its listed tuition of $12,200 compares with a Arizona median wage of $50,470 for skincare specialists (BLS, May 2025).

On Arizona's WIOA eligible training provider list

People who meet WIOA's rules for training services can have their local workforce board pay for a program on the state's eligible training provider list. Limits vary by area. How WIOA training funds work.

Listed programTuition and feesLengthCompletedEmployed, 2nd quarterMedian earnings, 2nd quarterStudents who exited
EsthiologyEsthiology License · Hybrid (in person and online) · CIP 12.0409$14,237+ $1,800 booksCompetency-based or withheldSuppressedSuppressedSuppressedSuppressed

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, TrainingProviderResults.gov program file (ETA-9171): programs on state lists as of June 30, 2025; outcomes for all students who exited between July 2021 and June 2025, not only WIOA-funded ones. Median earnings are one quarter's pay in the second quarter after exit. Suppressed means DOL withheld the figure (a small group, nothing reported, or a data quality hold); for length it can also mean a competency-based program. Matched to this page by provider name, address and field of study (CIP code).

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