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Associate Degree in Massage Therapy (ADMT)
Frequently Asked Questions

How does this associate degree compare with an associate degree from a technical college?
The Associate Degree in Massage Therapy is referred to as an occupational associate degree, while an associate degree from other colleges is an academic associate degree. A primary difference is that all coursework in the occupational associate degree relates to the profession, which in this case is massage therapy.

Will the credits from this degree transfer to other colleges?
Each college has its own degree requirements and may accept the credits depending upon its transfer of credit policy.

How long will it take to complete the associate degree program?
The complete degree program takes approximately 19 months. For graduates of a massage therapy certificate program who are able to transfer into the 300 level courses, the advanced component can be completed in nine months.

Will I need to travel?
During the initial year of study, students can take all of their classes at either the Madison or Milwaukee campus. The final nine months will require students to attend classes alternating between Milwaukee and Madison depending upon where the segment of the course is being offered.

What if I am a massage therapist but did not complete a 750 hour program?
The curriculum of the program a massage therapist completed is reviewed, along with continuing education completed and other practice related experiences to determine the credit that can be allowed.

The degree requires certification in personal training or strength and conditioning. How do I obtain this certification?
As part of your training, Lakeside will provide information about organizations that offer these certification programs.

Why should I choose an associate degree when I can get advanced training through continuing education courses?
Continuing education is a terrific opportunity to receive advanced training. This degree program attempts to meld the value of advanced training with opportunities to deepen and integrate the knowledge and skill taught in the program.

Who will teach the advanced component?
The faculty of the advanced component will have expertise in their specific field and all individuals teaching the advanced massage therapy component will have at least five years of massage therapy experience along with their advanced training.

Is financial aid available, even if I only want to take the advanced component?
Financial aid is available for those who qualify, whether they are taking the full degree program or only the advanced component.

 

 
 
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