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4775 Indian School Rd NE,
Suite 102
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-872-2030
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The massage therapy school cost of the day program is $6200 plus tax and the massage therapy school cost of the evening program is $6000 plus tax. Tuition includes a refundable registration fee, local taxes, clinic supplies, books and the use of massage tables during class. Living expenses, linens, oils, and personal massage tables are not included in tuition fees.
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The cost of living in Albuquerque is moderate in terms of housing, and average in the United States in terms of food, utilities, and other living expenses. A student can typically find a room in a shared house for $300 - $500 a month, rent a one or two-bedroom apartment for $550 - $750/month, and rent a two to three bedroom house for $750 - $1,100/month. Crystal Mountain maintains a small list of housing opportunities for students near Crystal Mountain. Please call us at 505-872-2030 and we will mail or email you that list. |
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Costs to Get Started as a Massage Therapist in New Mexico
Here are some of the approximate costs for getting started as a massage therapist in New Mexico that you may wish to anticipate.
Licensing, Membership, and Insurance Costs
There are certain costs that most massage therapy school graduates must pay in order to practice legally in the state of New Mexico. Professional membership and liability insurance are not mandatory in all circumstances but we strongly recommend them for your continuing education and financial protection.
| Temporary NM Massage License |
$100 (includes $75 application toward the permanent license) |
| Local Business License |
$35 |
| Professional Association Membership |
$199 (approximate, depending on the association)
(NOTE: Includes liability insurance.) |
| National Certification Exam (NCE) Application |
$225 |
| Sending NCE scores to the NM Massage Board |
$15 |
| Permanent NM Massage License for first few months |
$5 - $55 (depending on month licensed, and if $75 application fee has already been paid) |
| Permanent NM Massage License starting Nov. 1 |
$125 |
| Total |
$754 approximate maximum |
Other Possible Costs After Graduation
Depending on what you choose to do after graduation, what supplies and equipment you already own, and whether you already have an office where you can see clients, your costs for getting started will vary tremendously.
Here are some categories of costs to consider.
| Massage Table |
$300 - $700 (approximate) |
Basic supplies and equipment
Can range widely
(Such as stereo, furniture, lamps, lotions, etc.) |
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Other business startup costs
Can range widely
(Such as phone, internet, credit card service, etc.) |
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Marketing costs Can range widely
(Such as business cards, office signs, etc.) |
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Here are the massage therapy school costs for applying to and attending Crystal Mountain, as well as our refund policy.
Massage Therapy School Costs for Applying
An application and deposit cost of $250 is due at the time of application. The deposit is refundable if you are not accepted to crystal Mountain. |
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Massage therapy school financial assistance is available for Crystal Mountain students through SLM Financial's Career Training Loan. Students may borrow money to cover massage therapy school costs including tuition, books, supplies and some living expenses. Please call Crystal Mountain for more information on this program or read about it at http://www.slmfinancial.com/. You can also apply online through SLM's web site.
We also have massage therapy school financial assistance available in the form of our work-study program. Students may work off a portion of the massage therapy school cost for their program by doing administrative or cleaning work, or can perform extra massages over and above the clinical internship requirement of the program. For each of these options, credit is applied to the student’s massage therapy school cost based on the number of hours worked or the number of extra massages performed.
Massage therapy school financial assistance may also be available through the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, the Department of Labor, and the Department of Veteran Affairs. We recommend you call or visit the government agencies in your area to see if this additional educational aid is available to you.
Crystal Mountain can also help you manage your massage therapy school costs by negotiating a monthly payment plan to fit your personal financing needs.
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