PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAREERS DEPARTMENT / MASSAGE THERAPY
MASSAGE THERAPY
PROGRAM ADMISSIONS PACKET FOR CLASSES BEGINNING
January Night Class 2013
(Subject to availability)
INFORMATION SESSION:
End of October 2012 (You will be notified.)
6:00PM, Building 12, ROOM 1274, PENSACOLA CAMPUS
Program Director: Sonja McCall-Strehlow
SMcCall-Strehlow@pensacolastate.edu
850-484-1642
APPLICATION NEEDS TO BE RETURNED BY:
November 1st, 2012
Pensacola State College – An Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Institution
Selection is based upon a first come, first-served basis, providing all qualifications are met.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAREERS DEPARTMENT / MASSAGE THERAPY
MASSAGE THERAPY CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
1. HOW TO APPLY
_____ Complete an application for admissions to Pensacola State College. The form is included in this packet. Mail
the Pensacola State application to the address on the form. If you have never attended vocational- or
college-credit courses at Pensacola State, include a check for $30.00 made out to Pensacola State
College.
_____ Complete application (Personal Data Sheet) to the Massage Therapy Program on page 5. Mail or Return to:
Professional Service Careers Department
Cosmetology Office, Bldg. 12
1000 College Boulevard
Pensacola, FL 32504
_____ Request your transcripts for high school and every college you have attended. This form is included in this
packet. Make as many copies of the form as you need. Have them mailed to:
Admissions Office, Bldg. 2
Pensacola State College
1000 College Boulevard
Pensacola, FL 32504-8998
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Complete the TABE TEST (Test of Adult Basic Education). This test is offered on all campuses. Call (850)
484-2343 on Warrington Campus or (850) 484-1656 on Pensacola Campus for the days and times.
2. SELECTION PROCESS:
Applicants are offered admission into the Massage Therapy program on a “first come, first served” basis and based on
all criteria being completed.
Criteria is:
_____ Application to Pensacola State College completed and on file. $30 Admissions Fee paid if new student.
_____ Application to Massage Therapy Program completed and on file.
_____ Minimum of 2.0 GPA on high school or college transcripts.
_____ All transcripts on file with Pensacola State College.
_____ TABE Test.
_____ Department Health Form.
3. FINANCIAL AID, SCHOLARSHIPS, ETC.
The Office of Financial Aid and Veterans Affairs at (850-484-1680) is available to assist any student interested in
information on grants and/or scholarships available. Short term loans may also be available. Free financial counseling, as
well as help with completing all applications, is available through the Educational Opportunity Center (850) 484-1961.
You may go on-line to www.fafsa.com
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CAREER INFORMATION
Massage Therapists work to produce physical, mental, and emotional benefits through the manipulation of soft tissue.
Auxiliary methods such as the movement of joints and application of dry and steam heat are used. Various types of
massage techniques are used to affect different body problems. Techniques include: kneading (using light or hard
rhythmic stroking, pressing and lifting the muscle), tapotement (tapping) and Rolfing (involving deep massage with intense
pressure). Trigger-point therapy focuses on a painful area in a muscle and Reflexology is applied to the specific points on
the feet and hands to correspond to particular parts of the body. Massage Therapists may use rollers, vibrators, and heat
and cold applications to produce desired results. People who enjoy working within this career usually have social and/or
athletic skills. They are interested in the human relationship more than working with things or ideas. People in this career
are sometimes described as extroverted, sociable, persistent, and patient. The employment outlook for Massage Therapists
is good. A ten-fold increase in new members over the last ten years has been reported by the American Massage Therapy
Association which has more than 15,000 members. The growing acceptance of massage therapy as an important health
care discipline has led to the creation of additional jobs.
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
The Massage Therapy Program is designed to meet the need for qualified Massage Therapists in hospitals, clinics, nursing
homes, chiropractic centers, cosmetology salons, sports rehabilitation clinics, rehabilitation/ physical therapy providers,
salons, resorts, spas, and cruise ships. More than two-thirds of all Massage Therapists are self-employed.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The Massage Therapy Program offered at Pensacola State College, which is accredited by the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools, is offered at the Pensacola campus. The Massage Therapy Program produces graduates qualified to
take the national certification examination and apply for licensure as a Massage Therapist in the State of Florida. Students
completing the program will receive a vocational certificate, which certifies that the student has attained job-entry
competence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicants must complete the application process and meet the selection criteria. To be considered, the applicant MUST
HAVE A GPA OF 2.0 OR BETTER.
TABE: The State of Florida has mandated that all students enrolling in certificate programs are required to undergo a skills
assessment process utilizing the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) examination. When you apply to the Massage
Therapy Program, you need to schedule an appointment to take the TABE test by calling the Testing Center appointment
line (484-1987). Three areas are assessed in the TABE test: Reading, Language, and Math. If your score is below the
required grade in any of the three sections, you will be required to sign up for remediation for that section with the Adult
Basic Education Department and complete it before graduation from the Massage Therapy Program. Each section is one
vocational credit for which you will be required to pay. The quicker you take the TABE test, get it scored, and sign up for
any necessary remediation, the quicker you get it finished. You need to sign up and complete the remediation in the Adult
Basic Education Department before the Massage Therapy class starts so you will not be doing both. The TABE test is a
diagnostic examination; students do not pass or fail. Being diagnostic, areas of strengths and weaknesses are identified.
However, students enrolled in the Massage Therapy program will need to master the required level of the test material to
complete the requirement of their vocational program.
LICENSE INFORMATION
Upon completion of graduation requirements, the student is eligible to take the next available Florida Massage Therapy
Certification Examination. State law requires exam applicants to verify under oath that they are free of physical or mental
defect and alcohol or substance abuse. Convicted felon cases are reviewed on an individual basis. For more information,
please contact the Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Qualifications Assurance, Board of Massage, and
Tallahassee, FL 32399-3259.
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FINANCIAL AID, SCHOLARSHIPS, ETC.
The Office of Financial Aid and Veterans Affairs at (850-484-1680) is available to assist any student interested in
information on grants and/or scholarships available. Short term loans may also be available. Free financial counseling, as
well as help with completing all applications, is available through the Educational Opportunity Center (850) 484-1961.
CURRICULUM
Foundation Courses
Course #
Course Title
Credits Clock Hours
MSS 0001
Introduction to Massage Therapy
2
60
MSS 0253-C Massage Therapy I
3*
90
MSS 0215
Legal & Ethical Compliance to Fla. Law (hybrid)
1
30
MSS 0602
Massage therapy Entrepreneurship (hybrid)
1
30
Sub-Total
7
210
Intermediate Courses
MSS 0254-C Massage Therapy II
MSS 0160-C Massage Therapy Muscle Anatomy & Physiology
Sub-Total
2
3
5
60
90
150
Advanced Courses
HSC 0591
AIDS/OSHA for Health Professionals
MSS 0260
Massage Therapy III
MSS 0260-L Massage Therapy III
MSS 0156
Overview of Anatomy & Physiology … (online)
MSS 0272
Medical Massage
MSS 0300
Hydrotherapy, Spa Theory, and Techniques
MSS 0960-L National Board Prep
Sub-Total
1
4
4
2
1
1*
1*
14
30
120
120
60
30
30
30
420
26
780
Total Program Credits:
PROGRAM COST
The following cost information represents the best available estimate as of July 19, 2010. Please note that prices are
expected to increase July 1, 2011, without notice and for reasons beyond the control of the College.
Tuition (in-state only)
*Lab Fees ($25 x 3)
Books (approx.)
Supplies:
Scrubs, clinic shoes, blankets, sheets and
miscellaneous supplies
APPROXIMATE TOTAL COSTS
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$1,970.54
$ 75.00
$480.00
$250.00
$2,775.54
MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM
PERSONAL DATA
PLEASE PRINT
Complete the TOP PORTION ONLY of this form and return it to the Cosmetology Office, Pensacola Campus, Building
12, along with the Application forms.
Applicant’s Name
Last
First
Middle/Maiden
Address
Street Number
Social Security Number
City
/
/
County
Phone Number (
State/Zip
)
Email acct:_________________________________________________
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
High School Information:
Name of High School
City/State
Date of Graduation
Graduation with DIPLOMA
or CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION?
If earned GED EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA, complete:
Testing Agency for GED
City/State
Date of Graduation
List all Colleges/Universities attended:
NAME
DATES OF
ATTENDANCE
CITY/STATE
DEGREE EARNED
IF YOU HAVE NEVER TAKEN VOCATIONAL-CREDIT OR COLLEGE-CREDIT COURSES AT PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE; YOU NEED
TO APPLY FOR ADMISSION - IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO ALREADY. THE PENSACOLA STATE ADMISSIONS APPLICATION IS A
SEPARATE FORM AND SHOULD BE RETURNED TO THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE ALONG WITH A ONE-TIME $30 APPLICATION FEE. IF
YOU HAVE ATTENDED PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE BUT IT’S BEEN MORE THAN 12 MONTHS AGO, PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN
ANOTHER APPLICATION AS A REQUIRED UPDATE OF YOUR RECORDS. NO FEE WILL BE REQUIRED. Please call if you need an
application.
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
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Admission
Status: _____ New ...................................................
______ Update (Applied
/
)
ADMISSION CRITERIA
Pensacola State Application on file
BY DEADLINE?
Yes
No
____
____
Massage Therapy Application
____
____
GED/High School Transcripts on File
____
____
College Transcripts
____
____
GPA at least 2.0
____
____
____
____
TABE Test
AC/jth (Revised 4/5/11)
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PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
Social Security Number ___________________
Student Name _________________
PLEASE PRINT
Notification of Social Security Number Collection and Use
In compliance with Florida Statute 119.071(5), Florida Statutes, Pensacola State College issues this notification regarding
the purpose of the collection and use of your Social Security Number (SSN). Pensacola State College collects and uses
your SSN only to perform the College duties and responsibilities. To protect your identity, Pensacola State will maintain
the privacy of your SSN and never release it to unauthorized parties in compliance with state and federal laws. The College
assigns you a unique student/employee identification number which is used for associated employment and educational
purposes at Pensacola State, including the access of your college records.
Pensacola State College may collect and/or use your Social Security Number for the following purposes:
Admissions and Registration:
Federal legislation relating to the Hope Tax Credit requires that all postsecondary institutions report student SSNs to the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This IRS requirement makes it necessary for Pensacola State to collect the SSN of every
student. A student may refuse to disclose his/her SSN for this purpose, but he/she may be subject to IRS penalties.
The Florida public school system uses the SSN as a student identifier. It is beneficial to have access to the same
information for purposes of tracking and assisting students in the transition from one educational level to the next, linking
all levels of the state education system. The intent is to establish a comprehensive management database of information
which will co-reside with the Division of Public Schools Information Database and the State University System Database
to provide integrated information at the state level for educational decision-making.
SSNs appear on official transcripts and are used for business purposes in accordance with parameters outlined by the
U.S. Department of Education.
Federal and State Regulations:
Tracking uses are authorized by SBE Rule 6A-10955(3)(e); 1008.386, F.S.; and the General Education Provisions Act
(20 USC 1221(e-1)).
Hope/Lifetime Tax Credit uses are authorized by 26 USC 6050S and Federal Register, June 16, 2000/IRC Section 25A.
Registration uses are authorized by 119.071(5), F.S.
Issuance of Form 1098T for tuition payment reports are authorized by 26 USC 3402, 6051.
The College Reach-Out Program (CROP) uses are authorized by 1007.34, F.S.
[ ] I have read and agree with the collection and use of my Social Security Number by Pensacola State College.
Initial:
and return.
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PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAREERS
MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM
HEALTH RECORD
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY –
Attached is the health form that must be completed by ALL students in the
Massage Therapy Program. In order to work in the Pensacola State College
Massage Therapy Clinic, students must be free from physical, mental, and
communicable disease (working in the PSC Massage Therapy Clinic is a
requirement of the program). Students must see a medical physician who
will conduct a physical examination and complete/sign the attached form.
THE COMPLETED HEALTH FORM MUST BE RETURNED ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.
FAILING TO SUBMIT THE COMPLETED HEALTH FORM MAY RESULT IN
FORFEITURE OF THE STUDENT’S PLACE ON THE CLASS ROSTER AND/OR
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE PARTICIPATE IN THE CLINIC PORTION OF THE COURSES.
THEREFORE, RECEIVING AN INCOMPLETE IN THE CLASS – MSSO253C AND BEING UNABLE
TO GRADUATE FROM THE MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM.
This medical information will NOT be used to prevent your entrance into the
Massage Therapy Program as long as the physician verifies you are able to
carry out the duties required for the occupation you have chosen.
Occupational activities include walking, standing and sitting for long
periods; stooping, lifting, squatting, reaching, twisting, bending,
pushing/pulling/dragging, climbing and manual dexterity.
Read the Health Record Form very carefully. Documentations of ALL
IMMUNIZATIONS must be provided to the physician when he completes your
physical form or he/she will be unable to sign your form.
If you have NOT had the diseases or the required immunizations/tests,
consult with your
physician or the Health Department. Many of these tests CANNOT be done in
the physician’s office and must be done elsewhere BEFORE you get your
physical. A physical exam and the immunizations will take more than one
day to complete!
DO NOT wait until the last minute to call for an appointment for a physical
examination.
If you have any questions about the process, please phone (850) 484-1642
immediately
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PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAREERS
MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM
STUDENT HEALTH INFORMATION RECORD
Note: This form is to be completed by a practicing, licensed physician.
STUDENT NAME: ______________________________ SS#: ________________
DOB: _____/_____/_____
BP ______PULSE _____VISION ______ HEARING _____
ALLERGIES (FOOD, MEDICINES, OTHER):
__________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
PERSONAL MEDICAL HISTORY: Do you have current or past problems in the following areas? (If
the answer is current or past, explain in the space below.)
PROBLEM
Emphysema
Bronchitis
Asthma
Tuberculosis
Diabetes
Hypertension
Epilepsy
Syncope
Arthritis
Chicken Pox
Tumors-Growths
Blood Disorder
Hepatitis
STD
Loss of
Extremity
Prosthesis
CURRENT
PAST
NO
PROBLEM
Skin Lesions
Shingles/Whitlow
Back Problems
Surgeries
Varicose Veins
Substance Abuse
Emotional Disorder
Psychiatric
Disorder
ImmunoSuppression
Heart Condition
Pacemaker
Heart MurmursValve Prolapse
Hernia
Other:
Other:
CURRENT
PAST
NO
Other:
EXPLANATION (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET IF NECESSARY):
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
CURRENT MEDICATIONS: ___________________________________________________________
SPECIFIC PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS: ___________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
CHRONIC THERAPY: (EXTENSIVE PHYSCIAL THERAPY, HEMODIALYSIS, CHEMOTHERAPY)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
STUDENT NAME: ____________________________ SS# ______________________
IMMUNIZATIONS:
Submit a copy of your immunization record. The following must be up-todate. Records must show student’s name, date, and agency administering
vaccinations.
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TETANUS/DIPHTHERIA
MMR
HEPATITIS B SERIES*
*Hepatitis B vaccination NOT required if student signs attached waiver
releasing PJC and hospitals from liability. HOWEVER, if vaccinated more
than five (5) years ago, student must document immunity by titer (Anti HBs)
or proof of booster vaccination.
TEST RESULTS
Date
TB skin test
____NO
(or chest xray)
Other
_____
Within normal Limits
____YES
NOTE: Skin test or chest xray must be within three months of entry date.
Rubella titer
____NO
_____
Sufficient Immunity
_____YES
GENERAL HEALTH: In my opinion, this applicant is free from communicable
disease and will not compromise immunosuppressed patients/clients with whom
they come in contact. His/Her physical and mental health is compatible with
that required for the Massage Therapy Program.
Occupational activities include walking, standing, sitting for long
periods; stooping, lifting, squatting, reaching, twisting, bending,
pushing/pulling/dragging, climbing, and manual dexterity skills.
_____________________________
Print Physician’s Name
_________________________
Date of Examination
_____________________________
Physician’s Signature
_________________________
Date Signed
Medical License Number: ________________________________
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PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CAREERS
MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM
HEPATITIS B VACCINE INFORMATION
DISEASE:
Hepatitis B is an infection caused by the Hepatitis B Virus (HBV). The
most common sources of infection include blood-to-blood (i.e. infected
patient’s blood in cut on your hand), accidental needle stick with
contaminated needle, transfusion of infected blood. Most people recover
completely after two to six months of recuperation. Up to 10% become
chronic carriers (no symptoms but transmitting virus to others), while only
1-2 % die as a result of the disease. Some develop chronic active hepatitis
or cirrhosis. Hepatitis B increases risk of liver cancer by 300%.
Therefore, because students are in daily contact with patients/clients
who may be unknowingly infected with a serious illness that could
accidentally be transmitted to others, immunization against Hepatitis B is
recommended.
VACCINE
Hepatitis B vaccines are produced from the plasma of Chronic HBV
carriers (Heptavax) or synthetically produced as Recumbivax B. the vaccine
contains highly purified, formalininactivated Hepatitis B antigen (viral
coating material). They have been tested in chimpanzees and humans for
safety and efficacy for over 200 years.
Vaccination includes a series of 3 doses over a six-month period. Most
healthy people develop high levels of antibodies providing protection
against Hepatitis B. A titer (blood test) drawn on the third dose can
determine the level of protection achieved and whether continued
vaccination is necessary. A booster is recommended every 5 years.
There is no evidence that the vaccine has ever caused Hepatitis B.
However, persons infected with HBV prior to taking the vaccine may develop
hepatitis in spite of immunization. The duration of immunity is known at
this time. Cost of the vaccination series ranges from $150-$300.
POSSIBLE VACCINE SIDE EFFECTS
Incidence of side effects is very low. No serious side effects have been
reported with the vaccine. Some people experience redness or tenderness at
the injection site. Low-grade fever, rash, nausea, joint pain, and mild
fatigue have been reported. It is possible that more serious side effects
may be identified with more extensive use.
If you have any questions about Hepatitis B or the vaccine, please ask your
instructor.
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PENSACOLA STATE COLLEGE
Department of Professional Service Careers
HEPATITIS B VACCINE RELEASE FORM
DATE __________________________
STUDENT NAME: ______________________________________
Information regarding Hepatitis B and the HBV vaccine has been provided to
me, and it has been recommended that I be vaccinated prior to working with
patients/clients in clinical settings.
Please check the following applicable statement:
____ I have read the information and choose NOT to receive the Hepatitis B
vaccine. Having refused the vaccine, I do hereby release the school and its
clinical affiliates/clinic of any responsibility should I contract
Hepatitis B.
____ I have started the vaccination process but not completed it. I will
complete the series but absolve the school and its clinical
affiliates/clinic of any responsibility should I contract Hepatitis B
before I complete the vaccination.
_________________________________
Student Signature
_________________________________
Witness
(Physician/Massage Therapy Staff only)
PLEASE NOTE: tuition rates will probably increase July 1, 2011; we do not know yet what they will
under Chapter 477, F.S.
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BILLION DOLLAR PERSONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES
Professional Service Careers – Cosmetology Programs Coordinator: Ms. Jacki Knudsen
Barbering (FULL LICENSE)                  (850) 484-1641 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
1,200 Clock Hours and Required Services
PENS. STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms & TABE
40 Vocational Credits ($4,200.00 approx. cost)
TUITION: (FL) $3,031.60 / (AL) $3,073.60
COST OF BOOKS / KIT / UNIFORMS: $730.00 (approx.)
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $12,130.00
LAB FEES: $120.00
COURSE LENGTH: 19 Months; beginning in Aug., Jan., & May
CLASS HOURS: Monday thru Thursday
OUTCOME: Certificate of Occupational Proficiency
EVENING PROGRAM ONLY: 5:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
and Eligible to stand for Licensure Exam.
Cosmetology                       (850) 484-1641 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
PENS. STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms & TABE
TUITION: (FL) $3,031.60 / (AL) $3,073.60
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $12,130.00
LAB FEES: $95.00
CLASS HOURS: (Change every semester)
OUTCOME: Certificate of Occupational Proficiency and
Eligible to Sit for Florida Licensure Examination
1,200 Clock Hours and Required Services
40 Vocational Credits ($4,200.00 approx. cost)
COST OF BOOKS / KITS / UNIFORMS: $1,090.25
DAY PROGRAM ONLY: Monday thru Friday
May (2011) & Aug. ( 2011): 9:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Jan. (2011): 8:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
COURSE LENGTH: 12 Months
Facial Specialty                (850) 484-1642 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
PENS. STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms
TUITION: (FL) $757.90 / (AL) $768.40
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $3,032.50
CLASS HOURS: Monday thru Thursday
OUTCOME: Certificate of Occupational Proficiency
and Registered & Licensed under Chapter 477, F.S.
300 Clock Hours and Required Services
10 Vocational Credits ($1,157.90 approx. cost)
COST OF BOOKS / UNIFORMS: $260.30 (approx.)
LAB FEES (INCLUDES THE KIT): $475.00
DAY PROGRAM: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
EVENING PROGRAM: 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
COURSE LENGTH: 16 Weeks
ADVANCED FACIAL PROGRAM             (850) 484-1642 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
You must already be certified and registered in the State of Florida and hold a current
license and complete this 600 clock-hour advanced course and required services.
20 Vocational Credits
PENSACOLA STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms
BOOKS/UNIFORMS/LAB FEE: $500.00(approx.)
TUITION: (FL) $1,515.80 / (AL) $1,536.80
COURSE LENGTH: 2 semesters (Fall and Spring)
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $6,065.00 (approx.)
EVENING PROGRAM ONLY: 5:15 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
OUTCOME: You will receive advance hours to be added to your transcript.
MASSAGE THERAPY                  (850) 484-1642 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
PENS. STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms/TABE/Dress Code
TUITION: (FL) $1,894.75 / (AL) $1,921.00
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $7,581. 25
CLASS HOURS: Monday thru Thursday
OUTCOME: Certification of Occupational Proficiency
& Eligibility to Sit for Licensure Examination
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750 Clock Hours and Required Services
25 Vocational Credits ($3,000 approx. cost)
BOOKS / KIT / UNIFORMS: $1,100.00 (approx.)
DAY PROGRAM: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
EVENING PROGRAM: 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
COURSE LENGTH: 12 Months
Nails Specialty                     (850) 484-1641 STATE REQUIREMENTS:
240 Clock Hours and Required Services
PENS. STATE REQUIREMENTS: Uniforms Required
8 Vocational Credits ($1,115.00 approx. cost)
TUITION: (FL) $606.32 / (AL) $614.72
BOOKS / KIT / UNIFORMS: $500.00 (approx.)
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: $2,426.00
EVENING PROGRAM ONLY : 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
CLASS HOURS: Monday thru Thursday
COURSE LENGTH: 16 Weeks
OUTCOME:
Certificate of Occupational Proficiency and Registered & Licensed under Chapter 477, F.S.
PLEASE RETURN PERSONAL DATE SHEET APPLICATION AND SOCIAL SECURTIY SHEET
VIA EMAIL TO:
Mrs. Sonja McCall-Strehlow
Building 12
Pensacola State College
1000 College Blvd
Pensacola FL 32504
850-484-1642
850-698-7604
Smccall-strehlow@pensacolastate.edu
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