Delta-Montrose Technical College

Students must score 10.0 or higher in all five areas of the TABES

Application Process

The following steps are required to complete the application process:

1. Submit the completed DMTC Application with a $25.00 testing fee, to the Delta campus at 1765 US Hwy 50, Delta, Colorado 81416.
a. Information about age, sex, and ethnic origin is gathered strictly for demographic reporting purposes, and has no bearing on a student's acceptance into our program.
b. The Tuition Classificationinformation on the back of the application is used to determine whether or not you qualify for in-state tuition. Students who do not complete the Tuition Classification section will be charged out-of-state tuition for all classes they take.
2. Request an official high school transcript or GED to be SENT DIRECTLY to DMTC, Attn: Massage Therapy Coordinator.
3. Read the information in the Massage Therapy Student Handbook. Complete the Supplemental Application Information form, sign and date it, and return it to the Community Education Office.
4. Take the full Test for Adult Basic Education Skills (TABES) here at DMTC. (Call the Testing and Assessment Center at 874-7671 ext. 565 to schedule a time to take the exam.)

The TABES is graded as soon as you complete it and a copy is given to you. You must score 10.0 or higher on EACH of the five sections to be considered for admission.

If you score less than 10.0 on any section, you are encouraged to study and/or receive tutoring to improve your score. You may re-take any low sections after two weeks have passed. The first retake is free. Subsequent retakes are $10.00 each, regardless of number of sections retested.

5. After you have successfully completed steps 1-4, you will be asked to register and pay for your program. You will register a semester at a time. You will need to complete a registration form and submit it to the Community Education Office with your payment. You will be expected to pay all tuition, books, and fees at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made in advance. No student will be allowed to register for a class until all previous financial obligations have been met.
a. If payment is made by check, you may make the check out to "DMTC". We accept both personal and business checks.
b. Cash payments will also be accepted. We have a limited amount of cash on hand, so please have exact change available if at all possible.
c. You may pay by credit card with either a Visa or MasterCard. We do not accept Discover or American Express.
d. If your registration fee is going to be paid for by a business or an agency please make sure that we have received pre-authorization or be prepared to provide a letter of authorization at the time of registration.
e. This program does not qualify for financial aid, however, payment plans are sometimes available to qualifying students. You will need to discuss options with the Business Office prior to registering for the program. Some students have also found that they were eligible for Alternative Student Loans through their local banks.

Withdrawal and Refund Policy

If you are considering withdrawal from DMTC you are encouraged to discuss the situation with your instructor or the Community Education coordinator. Any student who withdraws from DMTC should obtain a withdrawal form from the instructor or the Community Education office. The withdrawal form must be completed and submitted to the Community Education Office to complete the withdrawal process. Student records will not be released until the withdrawal process is completed and all financial obligations are cleared. It is your responsibility to keep DMTC informed of any changes in class schedule or enrollment.

When you enroll in a program or class, you reserve a place which cannot be made available to another student. To be eligible for a refund, a student must officially drop the program/class and apply for a refund prior to the date when 15% of the scheduled class time has occurred. The responsibility to apply for a refund rests entirely with the student.

When a registered student withdraws, the following will occur:

No refund will be given for fees and other obligations not retrievable by the institution. Other non-retrievable fees are addressed in specific programs.
A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees if the student withdraws before the class/program start date.
A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees and a refund processing fee of 10 percent of tuition, not to exceed $50, if the student is enrolled in more than 15 credits and withdraws prior to 4:00 p.m. of the fifth school day of enrollment.
A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees and a refund processing fee of 7.5 percent of tuition, not to exceed $50, if the student is enrolled in less than 15 credits and withdraws prior to 4:00 p.m. of the fifth school day of enrollment.
No refund will be given once 15 percent or more of the scheduled time for the class has elapsed.
A textbook refund may be given for textbooks returned in new, unmarked condition.
Records will not be released until all financial obligations to DMTC are fulfilled.

When the class is canceled due to lack of enrollment or other cause, the school will notify the student and the student will receive a full refund.

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Prerequisites - Massage

Application Process

Withdrawal and Refund Policy




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		970-874-7671 Toll Free: (888) 393-5252 Contact Us Other Vocational Schools Emily Griffith Pickens Tech San Juan Technical College			Prerequisites - Massage Students must score 10.0 or higher in all five areas of the TABES Application Process The following steps are required to complete the application process: 1. Submit the completed DMTC Application with a $25.00 testing fee, to the Delta campus at 1765 US Hwy 50, Delta, Colorado 81416. a. Information about age, sex, and ethnic origin is gathered strictly for demographic reporting purposes, and has no bearing on a student's acceptance into our program. b. The Tuition Classificationinformation on the back of the application is used to determine whether or not you qualify for in-state tuition. Students who do not complete the Tuition Classification section will be charged out-of-state tuition for all classes they take. 2. Request an official high school transcript or GED to be SENT DIRECTLY to DMTC, Attn: Massage Therapy Coordinator. 3. Read the information in the Massage Therapy Student Handbook. Complete the Supplemental Application Information form, sign and date it, and return it to the Community Education Office. 4. Take the full Test for Adult Basic Education Skills (TABES) here at DMTC. (Call the Testing and Assessment Center at 874-7671 ext. 565 to schedule a time to take the exam.) The TABES is graded as soon as you complete it and a copy is given to you. You must score 10.0 or higher on EACH of the five sections to be considered for admission. If you score less than 10.0 on any section, you are encouraged to study and/or receive tutoring to improve your score. You may re-take any low sections after two weeks have passed. The first retake is free. Subsequent retakes are $10.00 each, regardless of number of sections retested. 5. After you have successfully completed steps 1-4, you will be asked to register and pay for your program. You will register a semester at a time. You will need to complete a registration form and submit it to the Community Education Office with your payment. You will be expected to pay all tuition, books, and fees at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made in advance. No student will be allowed to register for a class until all previous financial obligations have been met. a. If payment is made by check, you may make the check out to "DMTC". We accept both personal and business checks. b. Cash payments will also be accepted. We have a limited amount of cash on hand, so please have exact change available if at all possible. c. You may pay by credit card with either a Visa or MasterCard. We do not accept Discover or American Express. d. If your registration fee is going to be paid for by a business or an agency please make sure that we have received pre-authorization or be prepared to provide a letter of authorization at the time of registration. e. This program does not qualify for financial aid, however, payment plans are sometimes available to qualifying students. You will need to discuss options with the Business Office prior to registering for the program. Some students have also found that they were eligible for Alternative Student Loans through their local banks. Withdrawal and Refund Policy If you are considering withdrawal from DMTC you are encouraged to discuss the situation with your instructor or the Community Education coordinator. Any student who withdraws from DMTC should obtain a withdrawal form from the instructor or the Community Education office. The withdrawal form must be completed and submitted to the Community Education Office to complete the withdrawal process. Student records will not be released until the withdrawal process is completed and all financial obligations are cleared. It is your responsibility to keep DMTC informed of any changes in class schedule or enrollment. When you enroll in a program or class, you reserve a place which cannot be made available to another student. To be eligible for a refund, a student must officially drop the program/class and apply for a refund prior to the date when 15% of the scheduled class time has occurred. The responsibility to apply for a refund rests entirely with the student. When a registered student withdraws, the following will occur: No refund will be given for fees and other obligations not retrievable by the institution. Other non-retrievable fees are addressed in specific programs. A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees if the student withdraws before the class/program start date. A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees and a refund processing fee of 10 percent of tuition, not to exceed $50, if the student is enrolled in more than 15 credits and withdraws prior to 4:00 p.m. of the fifth school day of enrollment. A one hundred percent refund, less specified non-refundable fees and a refund processing fee of 7.5 percent of tuition, not to exceed $50, if the student is enrolled in less than 15 credits and withdraws prior to 4:00 p.m. of the fifth school day of enrollment. No refund will be given once 15 percent or more of the scheduled time for the class has elapsed. A textbook refund may be given for textbooks returned in new, unmarked condition. Records will not be released until all financial obligations to DMTC are fulfilled. When the class is canceled due to lack of enrollment or other cause, the school will notify the student and the student will receive a full refund.