We understand that every individual is different, and do our best to tailor our teaching and training to each of our students’ interests and needs. This same spirit extends to our payment plan. We developed this worksheet to help you come up with a realistic timeline and plan for paying for your tuition. The most important part of developing this worksheet is to be honest. It would be much better to make smaller, consistent monthly payments than to agree upon a larger payment which you may not be able to complete. Upon completion of this worksheet, your application will be evaluated. If accepted, we will develop a customized legal contract based on the financial information you provide. Each party will then sign the contract, and we will move forward in this journey of learning together.
*Note: As stated in the application, transcripts/certificates of completion will not be awarded until payment is received in full. We strongly encourage that students plan to complete payment by the end of the class cycle (approx. six months).
Class Costs:
- $50 Application Fee (Non-Refundable)
- $600 Administrative Fees
- $8,900 Tuition
- $100 (approximately) for books
- $50 for sheets
- $300-500 for class Bodies trip
Encouraged Items (not needed to complete class)
- $50 for massage equipment (T-bars, holsters, lotion)
- $100 to $500 for a massage table
Refund Policy
An applicant student may cancel his enrollment within 72 hours after
midnight of the day on which the enrollment agreement is signed and
receive a full refund of all monies paid to the school or its representative.
The applicant student will receive a minimum of seven days in which to
cancel the enrollment agreement and the seller may retain not more
than $50.
For a student requesting cancellation of his enrollment after they have
started the course, the charge made will be based on lessons completed
or time spent and shall be computed on the following prorated basis:
50% retention during the first quarter*
75% retention during the second quarter
100% retention during the third and fourth quarters.
* Quarter means time reasonably expected for completion of one-fourth
of the course.
In the case of student illness or accident, death in the family, or other
circumstances beyond the
control of the student, the student shall be entitled to consideration and
the school shall make a settlement which is reasonable to both.”
Use table below to calculate the payment plan that works best for you.
| Examples of Possible Plans:
$9,500 down (preferred payment plan) $8,900 down, 6 payments of $100 $8,000 down, 12 payments of $125 $6,500 down, 6 payments of $500 $6,500 down, 12 payments of $250 $3,500 down, 6 payments of $1000 $3,500 down, 12 payments of $500 $2,000 down, 6 payments of $1250 $2,000 down, 12 payments of $625 Approximate Monthly Income: _____________ |
Monthly Payment Approximate Monthly Income: ____________
_ Approximate Monthly Expenditures: ____________ = Money Available for School: ____________ Tuition (other payments are not handled by the school): $9,500 _ Initial Down Payment (must be at least $2,000): ____________ = Remainder of Tuition: ____________ |




























