Admissions (call/text/voicemail): 772-559-7806
Services: 772-464-4885 (option 1)
Admissions (call/text/voicemail): 772-559-7806
Services: 772-464-4885 (option 1)
Students are expected to attend school regularly and punctually. If a student is ill or an emergency situation arises, they must notify the school office. Unexcused absences must be made up by the student prior to graduation, and the student may be subject to paying additional charges. A student may also face suspension for unexcused absences. If it is evident to school administration that a student does not have enough time to make up subject matter missed and still complete on time, they may be suspended. A student suspended for unsatisfactory attendance must receive individual counseling before re-entry. If a student is more than five minutes late for class, they must obtain permission from the instructor to enter class. Students must make up all missed time prior to graduation.
Students must also make up chapter tests at the discretion of the instructor. The student is required to obtain any notes for missed classes. Veterans Administration students who have unexcused absences exceeding three days per month will be terminated from their benefits. If their attendance improves, they may be recertified after one month for Veterans Administration benefits. Veteran students whose benefits have been terminated may remain in school if they continue to meet all other school criteria. Students receiving Pell Grants and/or loan funding must have good continuous attendance with minimal absenteeism. Leave of absence will be granted for unusual circumstances. Class cuts will not be tolerated and will be grounds for immediate suspension. Makeup work will be given only when a student has had an excused absence.
Students are allowed five minutes of grace time to enter school. However, if a student is more than five minutes late, he or she will be considered tardy and will require the appropriate number of demerits. If a student is terminated for excessive unexcused absences (three days per month for VA students), they must make some statement in writing to the director reaffirming a commitment to the school. Students are expected to complete their training within a reasonable period of time.
Great teachers and staff. Much support from everyone and appreciated the time spent to understanding the studies/ test preparation including how to gain skills to be a great successful massage therapist, and not to give up. I never in my life had high test scores. But , here I did. Being at age 56 it was an huge challenge, but grateful for the accomplishments that I have achieved. Even when I got sick, I got the help to get caught up with the rest of the students . This place became my own sanctuary. Dreams do come true.
- Port St. Lucie Beauty Academy
The Staff here is amazing. Happy to be a student and learning from the talent that radiates and thrives here. Good atmosphere and incredible vibes.
- Port St. Lucie Beauty Academy
I had a wonderful experience in the Massage Therapy Program at Port Saint Lucie Beauty Academy. The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and truly care about student success. The hands-on training gave me the confidence and skills I needed to feel prepared for my career. I highly recommend this program to anyone pursuing massage therapy!
- Port St. Lucie Beauty Academy
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