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Massage
Therapy is meaningful work in which you can make a difference
in the quality of life for others and yourself. Never sell yourself
short by settling for less than a high quality education. Your
education is an investment in your future. |
- Learn
as much as you can about the profession of massage therapy in Ohio.
- Read
the Scope of Practice governing the licensure and practice of massage
therapy in Ohio. Go to our State of Ohio Medical Board Link.
- The
school should encourage and/or facilitate your talking with any
current student or graduates of your choosing (not just those picked
by the school.)
- Insist
on seeing accurate pass/fail rates on State Licensure Exam scores
for first time examinees for the last three years
from all schools. This information is also available through the
State of Ohio Medical Board offices.
- Talk
with faculty who teach at the schools you are considering and discuss
curriculum, classroom hours, their training, and philosophy about
education. Ask for the names of instructors.
- Attend
an orientation or open house, tour the school and ask to visit a
regularly scheduled class.
- Receive
a massage from a graduate of the school you are considering.
- Discuss
tuition and all costs involved in your whole education, financial
plans, refund policies, and make sure these are in writing. There
should be no small print, "hidden" costs, or long term
debt for your education.
- Find
out how long the school has existed. Contact the State of Ohio Medical
Board for information about the school. Contact the Better Business
Bureau to find out about their standing in the community.
- Ask
yourself which school more closely represents your professional
goals and is a good match with your personality. On which campus
do you feel most comfortable?
Geography
and a school's advertising budget are probably two of the worst ways
in which to select a school...however tempting they may be!
GET A LOT OF EDUCATION FOR YOUR MONEY AT SHI
At SHI, we have worked very hard to keep costs down for students so that you have money to set up a practice when you graduate. Also, our founders did not want you to be trapped by years of paying off a school loan. This was the desire of the two healthcare providers who founded SHI and we carry on that tradition today.
TUITION: FALL OF 2010: $8220.00 for entire program
GRADUATE FROM MASSAGE SCHOOL WITH NO DEBT. Paying back school loans after graduation means you don’t have as much money to start up your own practice in Massage Therapy.
However, that does not mean you receive less of an education. In fact, SHI teaches you everything you need to know
to pass the state and national licensure exam plus much more!!
As part of your regular curriculum, you will study and be competent to
practice:
- Swedish Massage Therapy
- Craniosacral Therapy
- Myofascial Therapy
- Muscle Energy Techniques
- Business practices for the Massage Therapist
- Touch Pro Chair Massage
- Thermal Modalities
- Massage Clinics at the VA Hospital Pain Clinic, Shriner’s Burn Hospital, Hospices, drug rehab facilities, private practices, nursing homes and many more...you choose what real life experience you want for preparing you to practice.
DON’T LET OUR LOW TUITION COST FOOL YOU. IT IS LESS THAN OTHERS BECAUSE
SHI CARES ABOUT ITS STUDENTS AND THEIR FUTURE.
Give our admissions specialist a call at
1-513-932-8712 or 1-888-3354283
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