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Admissions Requirements
There is no prerequisite training for admission to the State Registration
Program. For the National Program, AHAMB requires enrollment in
the full 300 hours of the State Registration Program, a minimum
of 250 hours massage therapy training (equivalent to those required
by the State of Texas), or registration in Texas as a massage therapist.
Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis. The student/teacher
ratio shall not exceed 15:1.
Academy for the Healing Arts evaluates each applicant without discrimination
regarding age, sex, race, nationality, religion, creed, disability,
or marital status. In order to be considered for admission, the
student must:
- be at least 18 years of age or older prior to completion of
course
- have a High school diploma or GED prior to completion of course
- be physically, mentally, emotionally, and financially capable
of completing the course
- furnish a current photo ID
- submit a completed application, along with a non-refundable
application fee of $25.00
How to Apply and Enroll
Please apply as early as possible. Early application helps you
plan your time so that you will have the best chance for success
and enjoyment of your studies. You may submit your application by
mail or in person along with a $25.00 non-refundable Registration
Fee. Application does not guarantee acceptance. You will then need
to contact the school to schedule an enrollment consultation.
For each prospective student, we will provide an enrollment consultation,
which will include a school tour, time for individual questions
and discussion with the admissions staff, and completion of enrollment
if applicant is accepted. All applications will be reviewed by the
directors prior to the enrollment consultation.
To apply and enroll please follow these steps:
- Submit your application by mail or in person along with a $25.00
non-refundable Registration Fee.
- Provided current photo ID and copies of all applicable documents
showing proof of education, including High School Diploma, GED,
and college transcripts if applicable.
- Have an enrollment consultation with our admissions staff.
- Be accepted into the program.
- Pay a minimum tuition deposit of $400.00
- Complete all necessary paperwork including Enrollment Agreement,
and Installment Contract.
Ineligibility
A student may be ineligible for registration as a massage therapist
by the Texas Department of Health if he/she has been convicted of,
entered a plea of nolo contendere or guilty to, or received deferred
adjudication for crimes or offenses involving prostitution or sexual
offenses; or convicted of a violation of the Massage Therapy Act
within the past five years. Anyone employed at a sexually oriented
business will not be accepted for enrollment at Academy for the
Healing Arts.
Late Enrollment
Space permitting, enrollment will be allow if no more than 25 hours
of the program has been completed. All hours missed due to late
enrollment must be made up. A written time allotment will be arranged
for the make up of missing hours at the time of enrollment. If hours
are not made up within that time frame, they will be considered
absences and the $15.00 per hour fee for make up hours will be applied
to any hours not completed.
Previous Education and Training
If a student wishes to receive credit for previous training they
have completed, they must submit an official transcript to the Texas
Department of Health for evaluation. Upon written confirmation from
the State of approval for course work, the written confirmation
will be placed in the student's file. If course work is approved,
this may result in the program length being shortened and the cost
being reduced. All course work to be used for credit must be submitted
to the school at least two weeks in advance of the proposed starting
date of the program.
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Online
Application for Admissions
You may also complete an abbreviated online
version of the Application for Admissions.
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the AHAMB Handbook
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complete school information and policies, please Download
and/or print the AHAMB Handbook (818 kb) in Adobe
Acrobat PDF format.
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