A massage therapy treatment in a supervised clinical-learning setting

New York College Of Health Professions

Learn Through Touch.
Practice With Purpose.

Prepare for the independent path toward massage therapy licensure through health-sciences coursework, Eastern and Western massage modalities, and supervised clinical education.

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Institutionally Accredited By NECHEProgram Registered With NYSEDChartered By The New York State Board Of Regents

Program completion does not itself confer licensure. Independent New York State education, examination, application, and fee requirements apply. Requirements outside New York vary by jurisdiction.

New York Licensure PathwayIndependent NYSED Requirements Apply National Examination ContextMBLEx Acceptance Varies By Jurisdiction VA Education BenefitsFor Those Who Qualify*

A Clear Academic Path

Education Built Around Knowledge, Technique, And Patient Care.

The AOS curriculum connects health sciences, Eastern and Western approaches, and supervised clinical learning.

Health Sciences Foundation

Anatomy and physiology, myology, neurology, kinesiology, pathology, and professional health-science foundations.

Massage Therapy Modalities

Western massage techniques, Asian bodywork, clinical reasoning, ethics, and professional practice development.

Supervised Clinical Education

Progressive patient-care experience in the College’s teaching clinic under licensed faculty supervision.

NYC Metro Earning Potential

A Data-Backed View Of The Profession.

Independent public and employment-market sources report different compensation benchmarks because their geographies, samples, pay definitions, and methods differ.

U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics$99,920

NYC Metro 90th-Percentile Annual Wage

May 2025 employer-survey estimate for the 90th-percentile annual wage for massage therapists in the New York–Newark–Jersey City metropolitan area.

View BLS Source ZipRecruiter$135,660

New York Published High Annual Salary

Highest annual salary observed by ZipRecruiter in New York as of July 19, 2026; its 90th-percentile top-earner figure is $121,437.

View ZipRecruiter Source Indeed$102/Hr

New York City Published High Base Rate

Published high updated July 8, 2026, based on 400 salary observations from job postings over the preceding 36 months.

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Important: These independent upper-end occupational-market estimates are not NYCHP graduate outcomes and do not represent a promise of employment or earnings. Hourly and annual figures are not directly comparable. Actual compensation varies by employer, role, hours, experience, location, tips, commissions, and self-employment. BLS estimates exclude self-employed workers.

Financial aid and payment options

Paying for Your Education

Financial aid, for those who qualify*

Federal student aid (FAFSA) and New York State TAP are available for eligible programs, for those who qualify. Contact Student Financial Services for details.

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Veterans and military-connected students*

Eligible veterans and their dependents may be able to use VA education benefits, including the Post-9/11 GI Bill®. Contact the College's School Certifying Official before you enroll.

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Payment plans*

Paying out of pocket? Payment plans may be available. Plan terms, including any installment fee and schedule, are set by the Bursar's Office after an individual review. Contact the Bursar's Office to request an assessment.

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*Eligibility for financial aid, VA education benefits and payment plans is determined individually under federal, state, VA and College requirements. Aid and plan approval are not guaranteed, and amounts vary. Students in F-1 status are not eligible for federal student aid. Eligibility for other immigration categories and for New York State aid is determined individually under applicable rules. F-1 students should contact the Office of International Students about payment requirements. Details are provided by Student Financial Services and the Bursar's Office.

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

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If you are applying from outside the United States or require an F-1 student visa, contact the Office of International Students for complete admissions requirements, including English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS), credential evaluation, and financial documentation.

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Admissions And Regulatory Scope

Program completion does not itself confer licensure. New York licensure requires satisfaction of current NYSED requirements, including the independent New York State Massage Therapy Examination. Requirements outside New York—including acceptance of the MBLEx—vary by jurisdiction. This program is registered with NYSED; ACAHM programmatic accreditation does not apply to the undergraduate massage therapy program.

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