Texas requirements
Before a student compares price, they need to understand the state path. DTX keeps the public version simple: 1,000 hours, written and practical exams, state paperwork, and every number in writing before you sign.
What to know
Texas allows a Class A Barber license applicant to be 17. If you are younger, ask about timing before you plan a start date.
DTX is built around the Texas Class A Barber school path. The school is licensed by TDLR and enrolling now, and every number is in writing before you sign.
Criminal history, lawful presence, ID, student permits and state application steps should be discussed before a student spends serious time or money.
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Search questions
The practical path is: meet the state eligibility basics, complete the required Class A Barber school hours, pass the written and practical exams, then apply through TDLR.
The first class starts October 5. Book a tour, see the floor, and get the numbers before you sign any enrollment agreement.
TDLR reviews criminal history case by case. Ask about the state eligibility notice before investing time or money.
Next step
If you want the first class, a later class, or just the numbers before deciding, use the form and choose your start timing.
