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At Texas Barber College, the 53-week undergraduate certificate in barbering charge tuition and fees of $12,450 and books and supplies cost $1,300 for a total of $13,750. Dayton Barber College, a private technical school located in Ohio charges about $11,000 for a 1,800-hour barbering course.
Pay by State. As of 2011, the highest-paying state for barbers was Massachusetts, where they earned an average of $53,810 per year. Illinois ranked second, with a reported average income of $45,120 a year. Washington, D.C., ranked third at $43,950 per year, followed by Colorado at $41,510 and Minnesota at $38,750.ccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overwhelming majority of barbers were classified as personal care service providers in 2011. These workers earned an average of $13.36 an hour and $27,790 a year.