North Texas School Of Swedish Massage-Clinic

I am a senior student (an intern) at this school. I chose NTSSM for many reasons:\r 1. Price, of course. For a person who had been out of high school for only a few years and was still working her first job, the price of the entire program and the way they work with you on paying for it was the best incentive to enroll, along with not having to order your textbooks. The price was included in the tuition, and I didn't have to order them from 5 different stores.\r 2. Length of the program. ( I took the Moderate track because I work a full-time job, which lasts 10 months. The Fast track is usually about 5 months, I think)\r 3. Personal attention: When I went on a whim to get a glimpse at the school, I was greeted outside by the Director, who took the time to show me around. She even took me up to the classroom and let me listen to a few minutes of the class.\r 4. The diversity of the faculty and the student body! There were so many different people with different ages, levels of educatio more

I have been there many times since 2005. They are located in a colonial looking house. Texas students get little education on technique for a 500 hour program so don't expect much! The licensed therapists are still learning and the price of the massage should not be as high as it is for a school! The gal at the desk did not look very clean or healthy for a 'first impression'. more

I have been to the school numerous times and have never had a bad experience. The rooms are clean, the massage therapists have always been good. You don't have the extra perks that you would at a spa but the price is good and plain water after a massage taste just as good as water with cucumber added. They have gift certificates and evening appointments. I wish they were open on weekends. more

I would like to know more information about this school. Do you have any promotion going now? Please contact me at 469-438-2216 if you have any class coming up. Thanks.\r \r nancy nguyen more

You get a great massage for less than half the cost of one at a professional spa. Try it! (The only downfall is that it is a school and they do have time between sessions that student massages are not available) more

I have been out here at least 3 times and have never had a bad experience. I like that they give you a choice of a male or female therapist. The only con to a place like this is that most of the students are just learning their technique, so it's not always a smooth as say a salon or spa. But the price is very fair and everyone benefits. You get a reasonable massage and they get to practice on more people. They do not have a lot of parking, but I have always managed to find a spot. more

I have been out here at least 3 times and have never had a bad experience. I like that they give you a choice of a male or female therapist. The only con to a place like this is that most of the students are just learning their technique, so it's not always a smooth as say a salon or spa. But the price is very fair and everyone benefits. You get a reasonable massage and they get to practice on more people. They do not have a lot of parking, but I have always managed to find a spot. PROS: Price. CONS: New therapists. more

I typically go here monthly and you have a choice of a 60 minute massage w/a student or with a registered therapist. I believe the prices are now $30 (no tip permitted) for students and $50 for RMT. They're open M-F 8a-8p and normally have last minute appointments available as well. PROS: cost, location, friendlyness of massage personnel CONS: hours of operation (weekends would be nice) more