Ohio Administrative Code
Title 4713 - State Cosmetology and Barber Board
Chapter 4713-3 - Schools
Section 4713-3-05 - Signs and advertisements
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 4713-3-05
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) The following sign requirements shall be met:
(1) Every school shall have a sign at the
entrance of the school as set forth in rule
4713-1-12 of the
Administrative Code.
(2) In
addition to the sign at the entrance of the school as mandated in paragraph (A)
of this rule, every school shall have at least one sign that reads "All
Services Performed By Students." The sign shall be placed in a location that is
clearly visible in the clinic and near the main entrance of the
school.
(3) The board's
infection
control rules shall be posted in all clinics and classrooms.
(B) The following advertising requirements shall be met:
(1) School
advertisements shall advertise that only students perform services in the
clinic and may say that the students are supervised;
(2) No one representing or owning a new
school shall advertise for students to enroll until the board has granted
preliminary approval of the school's application for a license to operate a
school in Ohio.
(a) After receiving
preliminary approval of an application, a new school may only advertise that it
will open within a certain time period in a certain location.
(b) "Opening soon" signs and all
advertisements prior to issuance of a license shall include the statement: "No
students shall enroll or sign a contract until the school's license has been
approved."
(c) All advertising
shall describe the program(s) to be taught in
the school and shall not describe program(s) for which the
school is not seeking to be licensed to teach.
(d) Until the new school is issued a license,
the school shall not advertise that it is open for instruction or enrolling
students.
(3) Upon the
request of the board, a school must promptly furnish the board with a copy of
any advertisement or solicitation.
(4) A school shall not offer courses,
establish
itself as a cosmetology or barber school
, or award any degrees, diplomas, or clock hours until the person planning to offer
the programs has obtained a license from the board.
(5) A school shall not award or give a degree
or any other evidence, written or oral, of proficiency or achievement unless
the student has fulfilled the requirements and has shown sufficient proficiency
in the subject matter to be eligible to apply for licensure.
(6) Any advertisement or piece of promotional
literature written or used by a school holding a license with the board must
carry the name and address as listed on its license.
(7) No school or its agents shall advertise
or imply that the school is "recommended" or "endorsed" by the board. If
reference is made to the license issued by the board, the official reference
shall only read, "Licensed by The Ohio State Cosmetology and Barber Board." All
schools advertising that they are accredited or offer grants from the United
States department of education (USDOE) shall follow the accrediting agency
and/or USDOE laws and rules as to advertisements.
(8) Any advertisement, electronic messaging
or piece of promotional literature written or used by a private school must be
prepared and presented in such a manner as to avoid leaving any false or
misleading impressions with respect to the school, its personnel, its courses
and services, or the occupational opportunities for its graduates.
(9) A guarantee of graduation for students or
of placement for graduates shall not be promised or implied by any school,
agent, or representative thereof. No school in its advertising or through its
representatives or agents shall guarantee or imply the guarantee of employment
before enrollment, during the pursuance of the course, or after the course is
completed. No school shall guarantee any certain wage, or imply earnings of its
former students will be greater than can be documented.
(10) All schools that advertise that they are
endorsed by any business establishment, manufacturer, organization or
individual engaged in the cosmetology or
barbering field shall maintain written evidence of that fact on site at
the school with a date on the endorsement showing the endorsement was made
before the advertisement.
Replaces: Part of 4709-3-02
Effective: 2/21/2019
Five Year Review
(FYR) Dates: 11/28/2018 and
02/21/2024
Promulgated
Under: 119.03
Statutory
Authority: 4709.05,
4709.10(B)(3),
4713.08
Rule
Amplifies: 4709.10(B)(3),
4713.44,
4713.45
Prior
Effective Dates: 02/15/1968, 09/05/1977, 11/19/1987, 12/17/1989, 11/16/1992,
01/26/1997, 08/09/2002, 05/01/2003, 08/01/2004, 07/20/2013,
02/28/2014
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