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80-89 Very Good (111 or-r= °-) 70-79 Satisfactory (4}='-) Below 70 Unsatisfactory (Fi ul---�,) (70-'J of a}) HOURSSUBdLCr-trNIT (AIZ}) (.l},-Nr,q]) 100 Anatomy & Physiology (all-y' a}n} Adl zl -aF) 20 Kinesiology (°- 0 9-*;]) 20 Contraindications (=-7I A}ak) 20 Health & Hygiene (76 7,} !I. Purl Ab) 20 Nutrition(%1 °Ot) 50 Eastern and Western Practices ( Al °r} 6}t9) 20 Products, Equipment and Supplies (Ails , 'blul, >) A `-2 s) 50Business & Ethics (u1x)LIL lrl $�211) 200 Massage Techniques and Modalities (rr}A} j 71 j ={I jtAj) 100 Clinical Body Work (;:)>ht e}tj -?H) The above hour requirements must be met by each student in each category in order for the earned hours to be accepted by the applicable regulatory agency. For the state of California it is CAMTC. We have not been approved by this agency at this time. Should you graduate from our program before our school is approved by CAMTC, you will not be eligible to receive CAMTC Certification which could limit your employment prospects. On September 19, 2018, the Governor signed SB 1480 into law. Among other things, this bill changes the Massage Therapy Act so that starting on January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2020, passage of a CAMTC approved exam will not be required for CAMTC Certification. 91 °-1 Al vI. 2= A} fe aH ' TFkll /1 }°HAl 2 -Alt 4 �a}7j o1811 Z,. Vi] �l �t g}Ak°l s *=s11°?I}1-)'_- �uzl u61; °1Ai CAMTC°.]t1c}, s1a11c o] uFlaAAI'-sl 13 rI o Ola:a- CAMTC7} 3}s� a �-Q_l'ts}71 :cj of n s_-1vv Wit_ r `} 7 0 0 `l n} 2 x `} V1" _ �� 1 1- T, ] t1 o a 11 a T 1 CAMTC 1 r V W�L' c}. 2018 id 9 -V 19 4a,Al A}-- SB 1480 ='_- 'd ° g A-1'Sa �0. LAt}. iIi? }.To1 ti0,02019 �-- l1 -i.'_I 1 of ri-El 2020'4 12 V 31 6-171}71 CAMTC °1 o Al loll 7k7ja'}.Xl or>:o}s. Llc} _ v}AJAJ Qiiu w ° 1117 Y 1r1 W Graduation Requirements (' tlQ?j) When a student completes the required theory hours and practical operations in Massage Therapy with a GPA of"C" (70%) or better, and has paid all charges due to Asel Beauty College, Inc., s/ he is awarded a diploma certifying his/her graduation. 41 .its ?Ocl "C" ( 70 %)°) GPA °l S' 7s} .r}ill 11d-q}OIIAi li-9-t} old Alflsl �:lall as 12 s}R -' _2r'1 2019 NACCASANNUAL 1d1 PORT'based of 2019 students scheduled to Graduate: Item 1 - Number of students scheduled to graduate 90 Item 2 - Number of students from Item I who actually graduated as of submission of Annual Report 83 Item 3 - Number of students from Item 2 who are eligible for employment 83 Item 4 - Number of eligible individuals (from Item 3) employed in a field for which training prepared them 63 Item 5 - Number of individuals from Item 2 who took all portions of their licensing exam 68 Item 6 - Number of individuals (from Item 5) who passed all portions of licensing exam 64 Item 7 - Length of longest NACCAS approved program taught in 2018 or 2019 (P/T or F/T) in weeks 80 Graduation Rate 92.22 % Meets Standard of 50% Placement Rate 74.90 % Meets Standard of 60% Licensure Rate 94.12% Meets Standard of 70% NACCASY! 1F��lMt2019UVdAog2019,11VSLIf[. .-�- 2 - °li} Si 31? A] 416 Al tl all--.'-_ it s._lIT 1 �l A A" l i= 83 ors,'- 8 - 31$ 4 1°1Alc 2 11 i-' t}Ab 83 .IM 4 - -¢: kJ ° 01 °"} i 4011 i - F1 7r+}'1A1" =r= (fi1"$ 3) 63 ski 5- Lll al Al")°1I 2-r'17}'IW4--;-2°471101 fib a,}-£ 6 - zJO14tI-L Al �' 51 °1 RZ- -'.i r r -j+ t} 71101 (41? 64 mod.$ 7 - 20 i- rS- 2017 i,_l (P / T °.L F / T)oll Al 80 =r o `1 7}s2. ¢I 71. of ZI NACCAS o C1 & s:-a'J 91 01 I-E- 92.22 %t 50 % }E W ,°- .s- 1111 Al 111-3- 74.90 qi Rf z 60 %=?- : £ 7:161 01-Az 94.12 % 71.` 70'% GFi