My wife goes here about once a week to get a massage. As far as prices go, this is the cheapest place to get a massage I know of, for her around $36 cause she is a senior. They have a variety of masseuses they do everything from gentle/painless to deep tissue, work them knots out and you are probably going to be sore for a couple of days massages. My wife used to get massages at Miller Motte in Wilmington when we lived there and she was so happy when I found this place for her. She needs them for muscle aches and pains. Now she has my mother and daughter going occasionally.

I dont mean any harm, but first off, did any of you not know that youll were going to a school to have services done. I have been licensed for 7 + years. I would go to an beauty school to offer support but as far me expecting the best of service? NO! The students are learning and to be a patron you know from when you enter the doors what you are getting yourself in. True there are some that do an excellent job and then you may end up with one who dont have the skill for the specific service you are asking for. You pay for what you get. If you want cheap then that is what you get. Next time try going to a Spa, Salon, Nail Shop etc. and pay for the quality service.

I have found out last year 2019, that i was still enrolled in school, when i was no longer living in Greenville NC, 20,000 and Now im trying to get my income tax money and the IRS is still taking money from Me. This is a headache cause i did Not take a 20,000 loan out.I have to get this all cleared before i can file my taxes this year 2020.

I wish I could give this place zero stars! Its not worth your time, energy, or money. Issues began around the 3rd MOD of the Massage Therapy program. Extremely poor quality and was lied to by the financial office. Filed feedback with the VA GI Bill regarding this school so that hopefully other veterans (and people) dont have to endure what I did during my short time of 4 months there. I am not alone in these feelings, as my classmates feel the same way. RUN AS FAR AND AS FAST AS YOU CAN FROM THIS SCHOOL!!

My experience at Miller-Motte was far from pleasant. When I got there I was promptly greeted by the receptionist and had high hopes. It took the receptionist about 10 minutes to find a student to do my service (mani/Pedi) and another 10 minutes for the student to set up. The assigned student was not yet on the clinic floor, meaning he was still in the part of the program that just did work on mannequins in the classroom, did a good job exfoliating and scrubbing my feet however he did not clean under my toenails or do much else such as clipping or filing my toenails. Next during the manicure the student did absolutely NOTHING. The polish was not removed my nail, my cuticles where not clipped, and my nails were not filed. Another student painted my nails and she did end of filing and buffing my toes but nothing else was done to my nails. After 2.5 hours I was FINALLY finished and to top it all off the price is listed on the website was for $20 however I was charged $27. When I inquired about it I was told the prices on the website have been wrong since February! For the price, time, and mediocre service I received, I could had just went to a regular nail salon.

If I could give no stars I would. I hope you like to read...I preface my review by saying I did graduate from here in 2015. HOWEVER, it was not because of anyone at the campus that I did. I attended the dental assisting program (which, due to incompetence and horrible staff is no longer offered at this campus and I was the last student to go though it).When I enrolled I was told that the program was accredited. What they FAILED to mention, or rather very cunningly deceived us about is that, YES, the program is accredited through ACICS (basically private college accreditation) but not through CODA, which in the dental field, is who you need accreditation from. It costs $25,000 to get CODA to accredit you, which is the excuse I was given as to why they never brought them in. To put it in regular terms, I basically paid $32,000 (there were several people other than me in this program, one of our tuitions would have covered that cost and then some) for an Associates Degree that gave me title of DA1... Which is pretty much useless when looking for employment. I now know that I could have gone to a 6 month course at a community college, and come out a DA2, for a fraction of the price and twice the certification, but no actual degree. If you ask me, this is FRAUD.During my 18months at MMC, there were multiple issues with receiving financial aid in a timely manner (I shouldnt be into the 2nd semester before I ever get my aid for the 1st), I had to find my own office to do my externship in (Because noone around here wants to deal with them, they tried to FORCE me to drive 2 hours round trip to an office, and I refused because they certainly werent paying for the gas). Then due to THEIR incompetent hiring practices, leaving me with no instructor or director, I was forced to do 300 externship hours that were supposed to be split between 2 semesters, in less than a month and a half, or I was told I would NOT graduate. I went through FOUR program directors ( They were dismissed for a number of things ranging from stealing equipment to falsifying credentials and sexual harassment.. this shows you how well they screen employees). In addition to the constant change in leadership (and i use that term VERY LOOSELY), NOONE ever knew what the hell was going on... Now to taking BOARD exams, that MMC is supposed to pay for (cost included in tuition). They NEVER sent off for my Radiology exam. I had to pay out of my pocket AFTER graduation (over $400) to get a certification that I should have had paid for before I ever walked the stage. And even after all of that, self-teaching and graduating with a 3.8 GPA, honor cords, the works.... I was told I couldnt get my actual degree for SIX MONTHS because the original printing company screwed up the 1st batch. Again, just another way the good ol folks at Miller-Motte College are changing futures, changing lives.... I hope you sense my sarcasam. **Side Note** It took me over a year and a half to find employment in my field. And career services is a joke. After they closed the dental program no one EVER contacted me from there again. And they are supposed to stay in contact with you for a year minimum. HA!