30 Miss. Code. R. 1801-4.3

Break in attendance/failure to apply for examination:

A. Where there is a break in attendance in a barber school:

1. At least twelve (12) months and less than thirty-six (36) months a student shall lose 25% of hours.

2. At least thirty-six (36) months and less than sixty (60) months a student shall lose 50% of hours.

3. At least sixty (60) or more a student shall lose 100% of hours.

B. Where a portion of the hours for the completion of a course of training was acquired out-of-state but the student did not complete the course in that state, the break in attendance rule will apply to the student who enrolls in a school in Mississippi for the completion of his/her training.

C. Where an individual has completed a course of training in this state, or any Other state, and has not applied for and taken the State Barber Examination within twelve (12) months of completion of such training, such individual shall be required to complete an additional 360 hours of approved course before becoming eligible to take the State Barber Examination.

D. This provision shall not apply to a person whose break in attendance, or failure to acquire licensure is due to a service in armed forces during period of war.

Notes

30 Miss. Code. R. 1801-4.3

Mississippi Code of 1972, 73-5-7 (4)

Amended 4/13/2016