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Choosing a massage school is a big decision. We want you to feel informed and confident before you enroll.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old by enrollment, provide proof of a high school diploma, GED, or qualifying college transcript, complete a student interview, have received at least two professional massages, meet physical requirements for hands-on training, and complete any required background check.
The Radiant School of Massage program is 750 hours.
Yes. Radiant School of Massage offers daytime, evening, and weekend scheduling options. Availability may vary depending on enrollment and class start date.
No previous massage therapy training is required. We do require applicants to have received at least two professional massages before enrollment.
The total program cost is $12,740, including tuition, registration, and materials.
Class sizes are intentionally kept small so students can receive more individual attention, instructor feedback, and hands-on practice. 6-10 per class.
The materials fee includes required textbooks, printed course materials, classroom supplies, a portable massage table, linen set, and face cradle covers.
Yes. Private payment arrangements may be available. Payment terms are reviewed during enrollment and documented with the Program Director.
Radiant School of Massage does not currently participate in federal financial aid programs.
Yes. Hands-on training is a major part of the program. Students practice techniques, body mechanics, draping, client communication, documentation, and participate in supervised student clinic experience.
Yes. Students gain supervised experience working with real clients as part of the student clinic portion of the program.
Students also learn anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, pathology, ethics, professionalism, SOAP notes, documentation, communication, business, marketing, and career preparation.
No. Graduation completes the educational portion of your training. Graduates must still meet all current Kentucky licensing requirements.
Many students do. That is one reason we offer different scheduling options. The amount of outside work you can manage will depend on your class schedule and personal responsibilities.
Absolutely. Many massage therapy students come into the profession as a second career or later in life.
Yes. We encourage prospective students to tour the school, see the learning environment, and ask questions before making a final decision.
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