Re: massage info.

I just spoke to a school in Arizona... She said... if I wanted to work in NY, I should attend a school here because NY is more strict and requires more hours in being certified and if I went to school in AZ, I won't be certified to work in NY.... Is New York the best place for me to work after being certified? I'm assuming, Yes...

talk to the school in costa rica.

I had a long talk with one of the Directors of the Costa Rica school....

Basically, the school is a 540 hour curriculum, completed in less than 4 months! He said it is a very intense course and went over some of the curriculum with me... Sounds amazing!!!!

But because New York has its own stringent rules for certification, after completion of the Costa Rica schooling, I'd have to continue my education in NY by transferring credits to a school that would accept the accreditation. But he said that many students that complete the Costa Rica schooling go on to work in NY calling themselves "body workers" as opposed to "massage therapists".... Basically, if I plan on staying in NY, then I should attend a school here.... Thing is... I am so over NY... So I don't want to tie myself down here anyway....

The next course begins in January, so he said if I am interested I should start the application process. He went through the application process and it seems like a very in-depth process. He also said there was only 5 openings left for January.

What do you think!!!!!!!!