Financial Aid for Massage Therapy Classes

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Renaissance College-School of Therapeutic Massage offers a variety of ways to finance your career into this exciting, rewarding field.

  • Flexible Monthly Payment Plans

We can help you determine which payment option is best for you. We are happy to answer any questions you have about financing your education. Once we know your needs and your challenges, we can find a way to make it work for you!

Some Important Financial Aid Questions

Before you sit down with a massage school admissions officer or even the financial aid representative who will help you find ways to pay for massage school, it’s a good idea to call ahead and talk with the financial aid office. In fact, this should probably be the second call you make when considering a massage therapy course. (The first should go to the admissions office to get pamphlets and other information.) That’s because you cannot make an informed decision about where to go to school without some key knowledge at your fingertips.

 Breakdown of Costs

If you walk away with no other information about Renaissance, at least get a detailed list of costs (including fees, materials, and expenses).  Most students look just at the tuition of a school, and while this is your biggest cost, the additional details can add thousands of dollars each quarter. In order to get a true per-credit rate, you need to factor these in.

  • Fees come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Application fees, admissions fees, school services fees, equipment fees, laundry fees—just about anything you use at school could theoretically have a fee attached to it. Know what the school charges each step of the way and factor that in to total tuition costs.
  • Materials can also add a hefty price tag. Some schools require you to purchase your own massage table and other supplies (like lotion, oil, and linens), while others include these as part of tuition. Books, lab materials, and even your uniform also might apply.
  • Expenses vary from individual to individual, but they do matter. How far will you have to drive to get to school every day? What is the cost of living where you’ll be going? What about the costs of relocation? You still have to eat and wear clothes and go out for the occasional activity while you’re at massage school, so don’t forget to include daily expenses.

Going to Renaissance College Massage Therapy school is a big step, and it’s one you shouldn’t take lightly. As you explore your options and consider our school, don’t be afraid to ask money questions. Massage therapy is a business like any other, and the sooner you begin to approach your future career with a level head and sound financial sense, the better.

 

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