Step 1: About You

Pams Massage School at Buffalo Ridge Resort and Spa. Our hybrid program pairs 300 hours of online study with 200 hours of hands-on training on campus over six weeks. This application takes about 10 minutes. Have ready: your high school or GED details, and the names and phone numbers of three references who are not related to you.

Best way to reach you *
Are you 18 years of age or older? *

Step 2: Education and Work

List schools or certifications, or leave blank if none.
List schools or certifications, or leave blank if none.

Step 3: Your Session

Which hands-on session are you interested in? *
Type a date, for example October 1, 2026. An approximate date is fine.
How do you plan to pay for the hands-on training? *
How will your tuition be funded? *
Would you like more information about any add-ons?

Step 4: References

List 3 personal character references who are not related to you and have known you for at least 3 years. Please provide a letter of reference from each.

None of these people are related to me, and each has known me for at least 3 years: *

Step 5: Background and Accommodations

Have you ever been convicted of a crime?: *
You can also explain on a separate sheet of paper.

Massage therapy is physically demanding work. Students must be able to safely and fully perform its physical, mental, and emotional demands.

Are you able to perform the essential functions of massage therapy, with or without reasonable accommodation? *
Would you like to request a reasonable accommodation? *
You do not need to share a diagnosis here. Documentation may be requested later to arrange your accommodation.

Step 6: Acknowledgment

I certify that the information in this application is true and complete. I understand that a high school diploma or legal equivalent is required for admission, that to become a licensed massage therapist in South Dakota I must pass the MBLEx exam (the exam fee is paid directly to the FSMTB) and meet state requirements, and that completing Pams Massage School does not by itself guarantee licensure.

I agree with the statement above: *