How to Become a Barber in South Dakota: Hours, Exams & Fees

How to become a barber in South Dakota: 1,500 school hours, no apprenticeship, NIC theory plus state practical at 75%, the 2025 fee hike and schools.

How to become a barber in South Dakota: 1,500 school hours, no apprenticeship, NIC theory plus state practical at 75%, the 2025 fee hike and schools.

How to become a barber in Oregon: 746 hours plus 40 of law and career classes, school practical, walk-in written exams in Salem, $65 renewals, schools.

Iowa barber licensing after the merger: the combined barbering and cosmetology license, 1,550 hours or shop training, the shaving certificate, exams, fees and schools.

How to become a barber in Oklahoma: the new 1,250-hour (or 1,000-hour) course, 2,250-hour apprenticeship, Prov and practical exams, fees and schools.

Indiana barber licensing: 1,500 hours or a registered apprenticeship, the PSI written exam, $40 application, four-year renewal, reciprocity, pay and schools.

As an Amazon Associate, TrustedBarber earns from qualifying purchases. Louisiana’s path to a barber license looks a lot like it did decades ago, and that’s part of what makes it unusual. You need 1,500 hours at an approved barber college,…

How to become a barber in Wisconsin: 1,000 school hours or a 2,000-hour apprenticeship, NIC exams and the corded-clipper rule, $63 DSPS fees, schools.

As an Amazon Associate, TrustedBarber earns from qualifying purchases. Becoming a barber in Tennessee means earning the Master Barber license: 1,500 hours at a registered barber school, then PSI’s theory and practical exams with a 70 or better on each.…

How to become a barber in West Virginia: 1,200 or 1,500 school hours, the new 2,400-hour apprenticeship, Prov exam fees, $35 renewals and schools.

New Jersey barbers need a 900-hour school course, an NIC theory exam and a practical. Rules, fees, schools, wages and the kit students need.

Idaho barber licensing: 900 school hours or 1,800 apprenticeship hours, barber vs barber-stylist, NIC exams via Prov, 2026 fee and renewal changes, pay and schools.

How to become a barber in South Carolina: 1,500 college hours or 1,920 on the job, NIC exams via Prov, the 1-year apprenticeship, fees and schools.