THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE PROGRAM



Today's massage therapists provide a range of services from personal care services for stress reduction, relaxation and preventative wellness techniques to health care services in clinical settings with other health care professionals, medical doctors, chiropractors, and nurse practioners. While many massage therapists have private practices, others are finding career opportunities in full-service beauty salons and day spas, health resorts and spas, cruise ships, sports medicine clinics, gyms, and with personal trainers, as well as in hospitals and other health care offices.




Associate of Applied Science • 64 Cr.



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Check Sheet (front) links to a Microsoft Excel .xls file

Course List (back) links to a Microsoft Word .doc file

To earn an AAS in Therapeutic Massage a student must complete 23 general education credits, 22 core requirement credits, 6 credits of required electives, and 13 credits of unrestricted electives.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS • 23 cr.



Communications • 6 cr.

Mathematics • 3 cr.

Arts and Humanities • 3 cr.

Any one course from the A/H section of the AAS Discipline Studies List.

Physical and Biological Sciences • 8 cr.

Any two courses from the P/B section of the AAS Discipline Studies List.

Social and Behavioral Sciences • 3 cr.

Any one course from the S/B section of the AAS Discipline Studies List.



Core Requirements • 22 cr.
Required Electives • 6 Cr.

Student must successfully complete 6 unduplicated credits from the following:

Unrestricted Electives • 13 Cr.

Any unduplicated courses at the 100 or higher level.




Certificate of Applied Science


To complete a Certficate of Applied Science in Therapeutic Massage the student must complete the core requirements, and MAT 103 and ENL 101.

Certificate of Proficiency


To complete a Certificate of Proficiency in Therapeutic Massage, a student must complete the core requirements.








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