enough for one state, not another

[rakib]

I am going to classes in IL. However I live in Kentucky. The classes in IL will give me enough hours for the national certification and liscensing in IL and Missouri, but it wont be enough for Kentucky. What will I need to do? Can I go ahead and get nationaly certified and then take additional classes in KY, or are there some special loops I have to jump through? I'm taking my classes at a community college. There is a massage school in KY but financial aide wont pay for it, thats why I am going to IL currently.

We had our first classes last night and I believe I am really going to like it. It looks like it will be pretty intense but I'm all up for it. I'm scared of A&P though. That class meets for the first time tonight. Last semester from my understanding everyone dropped her class except three and only two passed!! The kicker is that this massage program lasts for a year and they only offer these classes at a certain semester, so if I fail A&P I wont be able to take my massage classes until next year when it starts again! Wish me luck. I'll more then likely be asking you guys for alot of help...maybe :?

 

[Taharry]

Here is a link to Kentucky MT License info:

http://finance.ky.gov/ourcabinet/caboff/OAS/op/massth/


Perhaps you could just contact the state board (if you want to work in your state) and find out what additional hours/education you will need for licensure.

Here's an example of another member's experience in getting licensed in another state:

http://www.massageplanet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6179