2013 Tuition for Full and Part-time
programs is $11,025.
In order to secure your place in the massage program, you will need to send a deposit of $300.00. The $300 deposit is waived for Students who use funds from the Federal Financial Aid program. This deposit will be credited toward your fist semester balance. The deposit is due within two weeks of receipt your acceptance letter. Your place is not guaranteed until we receive your deposit. Tuition for the seven hundred hour program is $11,025. That breaks out to $5,512.50 for each semester. Your $300 deposit will be deducted from your first payment to the school.
* Tuition and related educational expenses are subject to change without notice.
The Cayce/Reilly School of Massotherapy offers several tuition payment plans:
Plan #1: Full Program Payment
$11,850.00
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Full Program Tuition |
-300.00
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Deposit |
$10,725.00
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Total due within one week of the
start of classes |
Plan #2: Full Payment Each Semester
| 1st Semester |
$5,512.50
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Semester Tuition |
- 300.00
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Deposit |
$5,512.50
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| 2nd Semester |
$5,512.50
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Plan #3: Monthly Payments
Full-time students: 8 monthly payments of $1,378.00
Part-time students: 12 monthly payments of $918.75
If you have any questions, please call 757.457.7130.
Tuition Assistance
Learn about our
Financial Aid Options |
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There are several different payment options once the student is approved (see above).The Cayce/Reilly School is now approved to offer Federal Financial Aid to those who qualify.
Additionally, the Cayce/Reilly School has had students sponsored by a number of private and government agencies, such as:
- The Department of Rehabilitative Services
- The Department of the Visually Handicapped
- Various state employment commissions
- The Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Act (EDWAA); information on this program is available by calling the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Worker Retraining, 202-219-5577 or at www.doleta.gov/programs/factsht/edwaa.htm
- Veterans' Assistance*
*Students who enroll and have their tuition reimbursed by Veterans' Assistance are ultimately responsible for the payment of all tuition. Students who are enrolled under VA are required to pay in one of two ways: (1) full tuition at the start of the program, or (2) half tuition at the beginning of the first semester and the remaining half at the beginning of the second semester. Inability to meet financial arrangements will result in financial probation and possible termination from the program. In the case of termination, any monies still owed to the school may be turned over to our collection agency, at which time their fee will be added to the balance due, in addition to the possibility of court costs, attorney's fees, etc., should the balance remain unpaid.