The quality of the education is marginal at best, requiring a lot of personal research in learning more about anatomy, things which should be taught in the classroom. You must be a self starter to prepare for the licensing exams, doing research on your own, not simply reviewing what was taught in class. The massage techniques that are taught are basic spa massages, nothing like what you would need in the real world setting of private practice, chiropractic offices, etc. to relieve pain and disfunction in the muscles and connective tissues. Plan on taking extra classes on your own to feel capable of handling these situations. I felt that we were taught just enough to work in the clinic doing student massages so the school could make more money. If you attend this school, please be aware of the shortcomings. It's not a horrible school, just very weak.