Medical & science foundations
Anatomy and physiology, kinesiology and pathology build an understanding of the body.
The 800-hour program combines the study of the body, massage techniques, professional practice and supervised clinical learning.

Anatomy and physiology, kinesiology and pathology build an understanding of the body.
Professional boundaries, hygiene, draping, body mechanics, client communication and Swedish massage.
Massage techniques are taught through guided, in-person practice. The current catalog lists the scheduled subjects.
Ethics, clinical documentation, business concepts and preparation for practice.
Supervised clinical learning connects assessment, treatment planning, hands-on practice and documentation.
Consolidate your learning and discuss exam preparation and state licensing requirements.
Admissions can help you review your background, current class options and program costs. Transfer credit requires an individual review.
See Admissions StepsThe pathway combines online academic learning with in-person practical and clinical components. Confirm the current delivery schedule with admissions.
Submit your transcript for individual review. Credit acceptance and remaining requirements are determined by the school.
Graduation and professional licensure are separate. Exam eligibility and licensing requirements depend on the state where you plan to practice.
Request the current tuition and fee schedule and ask about available scholarships, payment plans and eligibility.
Keep your application number. Complete the entrance examination; the passing mark is 70 out of 100. An admissions administrator reviews the record and confirms admission. Your admission letter and tuition invoice carry QR codes for verification.
Admitted and Enrolled are separate statuses. Enrollment is recorded only after the required student and school signatures on the enrollment agreement have been completed and verified.
Ask about programs, schedules, tuition and visiting the school.