Class Start Dates
Available Course Schedules
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M-W-F Day Class
Part-Time
15 hours per week
Sept 28, 2026Schedule: Mon / Wed / Fri
Time: 9am–2pm
Duration: 10 Months
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M-W-F Night Class
Part-Time
15 hours per week
Sept 28, 2026Schedule: Mon / Wed / Fri
Time: 5pm–10pm
Duration: 10 Months
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Tue & Thu Day Class
Part-Time
16 hours per week
Nov 3, 2026Schedule: Tue & Thu
Time: 9am–5pm
Duration: 10 Months
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Accelerated Program
Full-Time
40 hours per week
Jan 4, 2027Schedule: Mon–Fri
Time: 9am–5pm
Duration: 5 Months
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Tue & Thu Night Class
Part-Time
8 hours per week
Jul 20th, 2027
Schedule: Tue & Thu
Time: 5:30pm-9:30pm
Duration: 17 Months -
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Go at your own pace!
Modules - All modules must be taken to complete the entire program.
TCH 101 = 60 hours
TCH 102 = 105 hours
ANA 101 = 20 hours
ANA 102 = 60 hours
ANA 103 = 45 hours
ANA 104 = 55 hours
MT 101 = 35 hours
MT 102 = 45 hours
MT 103 = 70 hours
MT 104 = 80 hours
MT 105 = 20 hours
BUS 101 = 20 hours
Add a Specialty TRACK!
Incorporating a specialty track into massage therapy education enhances student learning by providing hands-on, on-site training at partnered facilities. This immersive experience offers several key benefits:
Real-World Application – Students practice techniques in a professional setting, ensuring they develop the confidence and skills necessary to excel in their chosen specialty.
2. Immediate Exposure to Industry Standards – By training at established facilities, students learn firsthand about workplace expectations, client interactions, and best practices in specialized massage therapy.
3. Stronger Career Readiness – Graduates with specialty training stand out to employers because they already have experience working in the environments where they may seek employment.
4. Networking Opportunities – Onsite learning allows students to build relationships with professionals in the field, increasing job placement opportunities after graduation.
5. Enhanced Skill Development – Specialty tracks allow students to refine techniques under expert supervision, making them more proficient and prepared for advanced modalities.
6. Higher Earning Potential – Therapists trained in specialty areas, such as medical massage, sports therapy, or spa treatments, often command higher salaries due to their advanced expertise.
By integrating a specialty track, students gain a deeper, more practical education, setting them up for long-term success in the massage therapy industry.