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Esthetician program at Aveda Institute Tucson-Avondale

Avondale, AZ · Private for-profit less-than-2-year · (623) 283-4588 · 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, 6 months
CompletionsIPEDS 2023-24, all levels
69
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 Tucson-Avondale awarded 69 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
EsthiologyCertificate of Completion/Diploma · Hybrid (in person and online) · CIP 12.0409$14,240+ $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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