When is the cosmetology school license issued?

A cosmetology school license is issued after the school has been inspected by the board. This inspection is a critical step in ensuring that the school meets all regulatory requirements and standards set forth by the state board. The inspection assesses various factors such as the facility’s compliance with safety and health regulations, the adequacy of equipment, and the quality of the education being provided. Only after passing this inspection can a school be granted the official license to operate, allowing it to legally offer cosmetology training to students.

The other options do not accurately reflect the regulatory process. For instance, initial student enrollment may indicate interest in the school but does not validate its compliance or readiness to operate. Simply having a physical structure built does not guarantee that it meets the necessary standards for education in cosmetology. Additionally, while hiring a teacher is an important operational step, it alone does not qualify the establishment to function as a licensed cosmetology school without the prior inspection and approval from the board.