Admissions & Enrollment

Start Your Massage Training with Confidence

The admissions process at Advanced Fuller School of Massage is designed to feel clear, personal, and supportive. Whether you are changing careers or starting fresh, the school director will walk you through each step so you know what to expect and feel ready for day one.

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September Start Day and evening options available each year.
Simple Process Application, interview, observation, and final enrollment.
Personal Support One-on-one guidance from the school director.

What to Expect

Conversation First Requirements Reviewed Tuition Planning Professional Preparation

Overview

What the Admissions Process Feels Like

Clear steps, personal support, and a straightforward path into training.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply

We look for motivation, professionalism, and readiness to learn.

  • Age Requirement You are at least 18 years old.
  • Education You have a high school diploma or GED transcript.
  • Class Readiness You must be able to understand and speak English for classes.
  • Professional Interest You have a genuine interest in massage therapy and holistic wellness.
Enrollment starts with a Level 1 application and a one-on-one conversation with the school director.

Admissions Steps

How to Apply

From first contact to final enrollment, the process is designed to stay simple and personal.

Step 1
Submit Your Application
Complete the Level 1 application so the school director can review your interest and background.
Step 2
Meet with the School
Have a one-on-one conversation with the school director to discuss goals, readiness, and program fit.
Step 3
Complete Observation
Observe the learning environment and confirm that the structure and expectations feel like the right fit.
Step 4
Finalize Enrollment
Complete remaining admissions items, tuition planning, and enrollment confirmation before the September start.

Planning Details

What to Know Before You Enroll

Review tuition-related expectations, transferability guidance, and the most useful supporting resources in one place.

Important Notes

Admissions and Tuition Planning

  • The school director confirms entry requirements, documentation, and readiness for the time commitment before enrollment.
  • Students may explore private loans or employer reimbursement for funding support.
  • The school does not participate in federal or state financial aid programs.
  • The school is not approved to accept Department of Veterans Affairs education benefits, sometimes called the GI Bill.
Transferability of Credit: Credits from this program are accepted at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. Students should not assume that course hours will transfer.

Help

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the $100.00 application fee refundable?
The enrollment application fee is refundable only if you are not accepted. Otherwise it is not refundable.
What if I do not meet all admission requirements?
Admission may be denied. You are welcome to apply again once you meet the requirements or can show you are ready for the time commitment and safe performance.
Do you accept transfer credits?
Transferability is determined solely by the receiving institution. Please do not assume hours will transfer.
When do classes start?
Classes begin each September. Evening classes usually begin on the second Monday in September.
Can I use financial aid?
The school does not participate in federal or state financial aid programs. Students may explore private loans or employer reimbursement. The school is not approved to accept Department of Veterans Affairs education benefits, sometimes called the GI Bill.

Ready to take the next step?

Use the program catalog and admissions checklist to prepare your materials, then connect with the school director to begin the enrollment process.

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Note: This page summarizes key items. If anything here differs from the current Program Catalog, the Program Catalog is the governing source.