NOMA vs. RJBA

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Sh-nee W.

Apr 11, 2012

Sh-nee W.

Hey everyone, I really need some help eciding between online make-up artistry schools. I found NOMA (national online make-up academy), and someone here mentioned Robert Jones Beauty Academy. Now I'll list my pro's and cons about both, and then please give me some feedback. If you've done either, please comment. So I like that NOMA includes the starter kit (minus foundation), I like that you have to send in photos of your work. I don't like that the website is kind of outdated, and that you can't find much info on it besids the site. With Robert Jones Beauty Academy, the website seems legit, he is more well-known, it's cheaper. I do not like that you don't have to send in photos of your work, just quizzes for certificate of completion, and that the master class and working like a pro, are currently unavailable. I realize that you don't actually need a certificate, it would just make me feel like I had more structure in my learning, that's why I don't want to spend an arm and a leg. Please Help! :)

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