Bad experience here. I had a massage and evidently fell asleep and drooled on the sheet. The manager, Anna Azaglo, claimed I had an injury and insisted I get a doctors note that indicated I was healthy enough to come back for future massages. I did as instructed. In fact, my PCP charged me $35 for the letter. I presented it to Anna but she said it wasnt good enough, that I was banned from coming back. I advise never going to this place. Its basically a scam. read more

Financial aid is shady and their communication is non satisfactory. I was emailed an opportunity to earn my leadership cord. After attending multiple sessions, they stopped emailing the link to attend class. When I emailed them to let them know I had not received the link, they never responded. They have poor communication and their financial aid is a scam. read more

Administration lacks competency. Calls and emails go unanswered, no clear delineation of accountability. Bad choice for career preparation.

Healthcare education. Career focused and hands on training. Financial Aid for those who qualify. read more

I like to be rubbed, 24/7, and I promise myself a staff masseur when I win that Powerball Jackpot. But until then I have to find a more economical option. Southeastern Institute is a great alternative. I finally get to check out the student clinic this past Friday after work. $25 for a 50-minute full body massage isn't a bad deal. And I was impressed by the quality. I hate to say, it was better than the "real" massage I last had at a full price studio. Jess was the student masseur I was assigned to. The pressure was good. I even got "chopped." She remembered to massage places like my hips and hands and inner thighs. The only place I wish she would have "rubbed" a little was my head. Head massage is the best! But of course for $25 there were "setbacks" (things that I personally don't care much about but it may make a difference for someone else). First, this is in an office building off Tyvola/I-77. Let's just say it's not the most spa-like. The check in area is just a big office room with chairs. No fancy fruit soaked water to be offered... or dim lighting that makes us look more glowing. The studio isn't private room. Instead it's just another big room with curtains/sheets pulled up as dividers. The lights are dimmed here, and they do have the spa music on. Frankly I was perfectly okay with the arrangement. It's not like anyone is being loud during a massage anyhow. I do have a PSA to make: if you happen to put your jewelry or little items in that bowl, make sure you (or your masseur) put it WITH your clothes... nothing un-relax a person faster than "holy sh!t where is my watch?!" And since it's not as private of a setting, I spent the night trying not to freak out that I will never see my birthday gift ever again. Luckily I got it back the next morning without any problems... whew! Also, clinic hours are on Fridays & Saturdays only. I will definitely treat myself to a massage once every other month or so... what can I say, I like being a guinea pig :) read more

For all of you massage addicts that don't want to dish out $60-$100 every time you need your fix. Call the Southeastern School of Massage Therapy and schedule an appointment during their student clinical hours. I am a full-time dance education student at UNCC, so my muscles are sore a majority of the time and having monthly massages really helps. For me, you can't beat getting a 50 minute massage for $25 and no tips (you aren't allowed, because they are students)!!! The facility is set up like a clinic, so you will not get the ambiance you might expect from other spas. The massages are done in large rooms where each massage table is separated by curtains all the way around (so don't worry, you do have privacy). The lights are dimmed and soothing music plays on the speakers throughout the massage. After the massage you give feedback about your experience on a small evaluation sheet! Students are being graded based on how well they rub you down...so I have always felt that I have received exceptional massages, because the student knows you will be grading them after! I personally have enjoyed every single massage out of the 12 times I have been in the last 2 years!! I would highly recommend to anyone needing a massage, but not wanting to pay a fortune!! Student Clinic hours are every Friday from 1PM-9:00PM and Saturday from 9:00AM-4:00PM. Each 50 minute session is $25.00 (they accept debit and credit cards). Call the campus at 704-527-4979 to schedule an appointment! I would call a week in advance, because they do get booked solid some days!! . read more

Great value on a massage! $30 for a 50 minutes rubdown, no tip allowed - you are just asked to review the student afterwards. Kim did an awesome job on getting the kinks out of my neck/shoulders, as I work at a desk all week. As others have said, you don't get a private room but you don't really notice anyone around you as people are quiet during their massages. Only drawback was the clocks in each work station, they were ticking loudly which was distracting at times. Hours available on Friday/Saturday only, can only call the week of to schedule appointment. I went at 6:00 and beat the rush, as there were a lot of people in the reception area as I was on my way out. read more

As a former employee I strongly suggest staying away from this school if you're looking for work or as a student looking to attend school. They don't care about students, they will tell you that's their mission statement but they are just looking to get enrollments and make as much money as possible. I worked here for awhile and have seen a lot. The management here is terrible. There have been multiple complaints again at the director of admissions, Britt Ellis from students and staff about him being pushy and salesy to gain enrollments. Students have said they don't feel comfortable talking to him and most of the admissions team feels the same way. People are just afraid to speak up because nothing has been done. When people have gone to the president about their concerns about the way things are handled in admissions he makes excuses for the director and no action is ever taken. Multiple team members have left and cited Ellis as the reason for them leaving. He will try to talk students into programs they have no interest in just to get them to enroll that same day. It's unethical to convince people to take out that much in student loans just so you can have an enrollment and meet "monthly goals". After he talked to students a lot of them decide to back out of moving forward with enrolling even if they were going to with their admissions coordinator. He comes in and somehow says the wrong thing or says too much that they no longer feel comfortable moving forward, he does the exact opposite of what he intends. He doesn't care about students reasons for not being able to start right away, he doesn't want to hear it. He just wants them to enroll regardless of what they have going on. If a student is unsure or decides to back out of enrolling he will call them 3-4 times a day to the point where it's harassing them just to hold on to that enrollment, people have complained about the constant calling too. The bottom line is this is the WORST institution. If you're looking to get into higher education for work look elsewhere, you'll end up regretting this job. If you're looking for a school to attend save your money and look elsewhere the tuition is extremely overpriced and this school just cares about getting your money. There are just as good programs at other schools offering less expensive options. read more

I hate to leave a review when I didn't receive a service but the way this school handles business is very disappointing. I scheduled an appointment for last Friday. Called the morning of to verify my appointment time and found out I my appointment needed to be rescheduled because of "scheduling issues". The woman I spoke with said they tried to reach me before hand but I informed her there were no missed calls or any voicemails. This time, she took my email and other info which had not been taken previously, to make an appointment for the following Wednesday. My appointment was scheduled for 6 pm. This time I received emails for an intake form and appointment reminders. I left early enough, but traffic on I-77 was still crawling and I arrived at the school @ 6:08 pm. I walked inside and two gentlemen at the desk told me that I couldn't keep my appointment because it's a group setting and they don't allow anyone in after 15 minutes, even though it wasn't 15 minutes and traffic was not my fault. If they included that info in the email I would've canceled and not wasted my gas trying to make it. They didn't even offer to reschedule me. read more

I have been to Southeastern for massages over a period of time, and try to get back any time I can get there on a Saturday. This is a great opportunity for a relaxing massage and I like helping students get the experience they wish for, before they graduate. The check-in is easy and friendly, it's a great value for the money, and is a very pleasant experience. read more