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Georgia Massage School Reviews

The best way to find a good Georgia massage school is by word of mouth. So check out what our readers are saying about the top massage therapy schools in Atlanta and Georgia.

If you are considering becoming a massage therapist in Georgia, you are going to need to find a good accredited massage school. Fortunately, you have several quality massage schools to choose from.

Choosing the Best Massage Schools in Georgia?

There is a lot of competition for massage students in Georgia and particularly in Atlanta. So how do you find the best school?

The answer is simple...do your research. Find out what the school is like *before* you invest thousands of dollars in your future career. So follow these steps:

1) Read the profiles of each program below

2) If a program sounds interesting, use the link to request more information. Do this for each interesting program.

3) Review the materials that each Georgia massage school sends to you. Try to eliminate any schools that don't meet your criteria (too far, too expensive, not the right techniques, etc.). You should narrow it down to 3 to 5 schools on your short list.

4) Contact the admissions office of each school on your short list and schedule a visit. Make sure you spend at least 30 minutes in the classroom during instruction and 30 minutes talking to students about their experience at the school. I know this is hard, but it is the best source of information and can save you a lot of frustration and heartache.

5) Make your decision. Don't be afraid to trust your instincts or gut feel. Choosing the best Georgia massage school is not easy. Only you can decide what is the best fit for you.

You should check out our complete guide to choosing a massage school, but you should also keep these handy tips in mind...

Massage School Selection Tips

Confirm the program of study that each Georgia massage therapy school offers will prepare you for the type of massage you wish to follow. For example, if you are looking to become a sports massage therapist, then choose a program where the core focus is on sports massage. Or you may want to dedicate yourself to the spiritual side of massage therapy such as meditation, tai chi or ayurveda. In this case your course study would be divided between spirituality and the technical aspects of massage therapy.

Research is necessary when deciding which massage therapy colleges will meet and satisfy your needs. Even if a massage therapy college is accredited, accepted and appears to have a quality program, graduating students oft times tell a different story.

 

So Let's Get Started!

Jump down to our Georgia Massage School Listings below and start making your list of schools. Remember to check out the ratings and comments that our readers give to each school.

Know a Good Georgia Massage School?

Then add it to our directory of top Massage Therapy Schools in Atlanta and the rest of Georgia. Its simple, just tell us the name of the massage school, where it is located, and as much information about it as you can. Don't forget to tell us what you think about the school!

Below is our list of top Georgia massage therapy schools. You can rate each program and add comments about each school.

The Georgia Mountains School of Massage  
Campus Locations: Gainesville GA
Instruction: 600 HOURS
Average Duration: 6 months
Tuition Cost: $8,500
Techniques covered:

Anatomy ...

Georgia Career Institute 
Campus Locations:
Conyers, GA
McMinnville, TN
Murfreesboro, TN
Columbia, TN

Instruction: 900 HOURS
Average Duration: 9 months ...

ASHA School of Massage  Not rated yet
We offer an 840 hour certification which trains our graduates in Swedish, Sports and Neuromuscular Therapy, as well as other essential courses like Business,...

Everest Institute Georgia  Not rated yet
Georgia Campus Locations:
Atlanta DeKalb, Jonesboro, Marietta, and Norcross
Additional campuses located in:
Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida,...

Lincoln College of Technology  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Marietta and Norcross, Georgia locations. Many other national Lincoln massage programs are available.
Instruction: 720 Hours
[Average ...

Sanford Brown Institute - Atlanta  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Atlanta, GA
Instruction: 55 QUARTER HOURS
Average Duration: 7-8 months
Tuition Cost: $5,500
Techniques covered: Instruction ...

Savannah School of Massage Therapy  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Savannah, GA 31406
Instruction: 600 clock HOURS
Average Duration: 12 months
Techniques covered:

Anatomy and Physiology,...

Rising Spirit Institute  Not rated yet
Campus Locations:
Atlanta (Dunwoody) - Main Campus,
4536 Chamblee Dunwoody Road
Suite 250, Atlanta, GA 30338

Marietta - Satellite Campus
2275 ...

High-Tech Institute  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Atlanta - High-Tech Institute
2450 Piedmont Rd, NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
see below for complete list of national campuses
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Gwinnett College  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Lilburn, GA
Instruction: 12 credit hours per QUARTER
Average Duration: 9 months
Techniques covered:

Exact Knowledge ...

Atlanta School of Massage  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: Atlanta, GA 30338
Instruction: 750 HOURS
Average Duration: 8 months
Techniques covered:

Swedish Massage & Deep Tissue ...

Atlanta Institute of Aesthetics  Not rated yet
Campus Locations: 2 Dunwoody Park
Atlanta, GA 30338
Instruction: 1000 HOURS
Average Duration: 12 months
Techniques covered:

Microdermabrasion ...

Advanced Career Training  Not rated yet
Campus Locations:
Advanced Career Training Atlanta Campus
Advanced Career Training Morrow Campus
see bottom for additional national locations

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