How to pay for massage school
What are my options?
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We do not offer student loans. We believe quality education should be accessible without creating years of financial burden. Instead of partnering with traditional student loan providers, we offer flexible in-house financing designed to keep the total cost of your education lower.
Unlike many private or unsubsidized student loans, our payment plans do not include loan origination fees, and they are not structured around long-term compounding interest that can significantly increase the total amount repaid over time. That means more of your money goes toward your education—not financing costs.
Our goal is simple: help you graduate with the skills you need and as little financial stress as possible. By keeping financing in-house, we're able to provide straightforward payment options that are often more affordable than traditional student loans, allowing you to invest in your future without unnecessary debt.
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Not at all. Here are some ways students have funded their tuition in the past:
In-house financing
0% interest credit card
withdraw from retirement fund accounts
utilize savings
personal loans or a line of credit.
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We do!
Students who wish to apply for our $2,000 scholarship will need to contact the director and will need to submit two letters of recommendation. Letters should be from individuals who are not related and can attest for the students’ character.
Scholarships go toward the cost of tuition and are dependent upon successful completion of the course.
We will also periodically share information about scholarships students are eligible for from third parties like The American Massage Therapy Association, The Associated Massage and Bodywork Professionals, and Massage Envy.