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Massage therapy schools in Michigan

11 schools in Michigan offer massage therapy programs (2 of them public), with 10 certificate and 1 associate programs between them. Graduates of the typical certificate program here earned $21,988 a year after finishing, compared with $28,052 nationally.

Schools11
Public schools2
Certificate programs10
Certificate: earnings 1 yr after$21,988
Certificate: earnings 4 yrs after$27,978
Associate: earnings 1 yr aftern/a
Irene's Myomassology InstituteDouglas J Aveda InstituteDorsey CollegeDorsey College-DearbornDorsey College-SaginawDorsey College-WoodhavenBayshire Academy of Beauty Craft IncCarnegie InstituteLansing Community CollegeSt Clair County Community CollegeThe Salon Professional Academy of Holland
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All massage therapy programs in Michigan

Sorted by earnings one year after graduation. Click a heading to sort; tuition is the school's yearly tuition and fees (2025-26), in-state for public schools.

SchoolTypeCredentialGraduates (2023-24)Earnings 1 yr afterEarnings 4 yrs afterMedian debtSchool tuition
Irene's Myomassology InstituteSouthfield, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate50$27,340$25,169$7,389$12,190
Douglas J Aveda InstituteEast Lansing, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate25$27,250$31,535$6,511$24,000
Dorsey CollegeMadison Heights, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate16$21,988$27,978$9,500$17,640
Dorsey College-DearbornDetroit, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate22$21,988$27,978$9,500$18,180
Dorsey College-SaginawSaginaw, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate27$21,988$27,978$9,500$17,640
Dorsey College-WoodhavenWoodhaven, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate18$21,988$27,978$9,500$17,640
Bayshire Academy of Beauty Craft IncBay City, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate9n/an/an/a$12,900
Carnegie InstituteTroy, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate9n/an/an/a$16,410
Lansing Community CollegeLansing, MICommunity collegeCertificate22n/an/a$9,497$4,100
St Clair County Community CollegePort Huron, MICommunity collegeAssociate degree0n/an/an/a$5,346
The Salon Professional Academy of HollandHolland, MIFor-profit trade schoolCertificate3n/an/an/a$22,320

Cities with the most programs: Southfield (1), East Lansing (1), Madison Heights (1), Detroit (1), Saginaw (1), Woodhaven (1), Bay City (1), Troy (1), Lansing (1), Port Huron (1), Holland (1).

What counts: massage therapy and related bodywork.

Frequently asked questions

How many massage therapy schools are in Michigan?

11 schools in Michigan awarded massage therapy certificates or associate degrees recently, according to the U.S. Department of Education: 10 certificate and 1 associate programs.

Which massage therapy program in Michigan has the highest earnings?

Irene's Myomassology Institute in Southfield, where certificate graduates earned a median of $27,340 one year after finishing (programs with at least 5 graduates).

What is the cheapest massage therapy school in Michigan?

By yearly tuition and fees, Lansing Community College in Lansing charges $4,100 (2025-26, in-state). Program fees, tools and licensing exams can add to that, so ask the school.

How much do massage therapy graduates make in Michigan?

The typical certificate program in Michigan reported median earnings of $21,988 one year after graduation and $27,978 four years after, for graduates who received federal aid and were working.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (institution and field of study files), data release of October 15, 2026. Earnings are for graduates who received federal aid and were working, not enrolled. What each figure covers.