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How difficult is the Massage Therapy program?
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Permalink Reply by Therese Schwartz on
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I think Pueppi did a great job answering this question; I agree that it's a bit broad for us to give you specific answers. I don't have Pueppi's experience with schools, but I think they vary greatly. You will be learning anatomy and physiology, which can be difficult for people.
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Permalink Reply by Melissa Anderson on
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I just mean is it a lot of information to learn? I know I will need to learn Anatomy & Physiology. I have a job as well would I still be able to work? And have time to do classwork?
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The school I went to was at night, 6pm-10pm. I didn't work while going, but several students did. It did get hard for them, but then they weren't really dedicated students either so they didn't know how to study efficiently.
It is a lot of information to learn, but you will have plenty of time to learn it.
You may have more trouble with being tired. Learning how to do massage can be really hard work! I suggest eating well (by that I mean quality food, not quantity!) and making sure you get enough sleep.
My program didn't have a lot of homework, just studying for a test here and there.
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