It is suggested that students be prepared financially for their education at Augusta School of Massage. Although no grants or scholarships are available from the massage school, financial aid is available for those who qualify. Augusta School of Massage offers payment options as follows: Full-time students may pay a minimum of $1,000.00 due at time to enrollment and pay the balance (plus 10%) in six equal monthly payments. Part-time students may pay a minimum of $1,000.00 due at time of enrollment and pay the balance (plus 10%) in 13 equal monthly payments. For students' convenience, the school accepts most major credit cards.

Augusta School of Massage Tuition and Fees for 2008
Tuition	$4950
Application Fee	$25
Enrollment Fee	$75
Seminar Fee*	$550
Textbook & Supply Fee**	$900
Total	$6500

* The seminar fee is used to cover the cost per student for the seminars presented. The opportunity to study under these nationally known therapists is unique for the massage therapy student. We believe exploring numerous body therapies will enhance and compliment the therapist's practice in the future. Seminars will be held during the term featuring guest speakers, such as nationally known speaker and educator, James Waslaski, from Dallas, Texas. James teaches a unique 12-step multi-disciplinary approach to pain management, clinical sports massage and pre & post event massage.
** Textbook and supply fees are used to cover the cost of all textbooks, the use of professional oils, massage tables, first aid and CPR certification, and school shirt. This fee includes the purchase of an Oakworks Massage Table.

The costs listed above cover all expenses associated with a student's education at Augusta School of Massage with three required exceptions during the course:
1. The student must receive three professional massages, costing approximately $35 to $60 each.
2. Students are required to provide their own linens for classroom use and their own oils for student clinic internship program.