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Looking for mortician schools in Texas

Hi guys, I'm a junior and I've been exploring alternative career paths. I'm really interested in becoming a mortician and looking for some good mortuary schools in Texas. Can anyone recommend schools that offer programs in this field? Much appreciated!

6 months ago

Hello! It's great that you're exploring alternative career paths, and it's good to have a clear idea of your interests. In Texas, there are a few mortuary science schools that you can consider for your education in this field. Here are some options:

1. Dallas Institute of Funeral Service (Dallas): This school offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Funeral Service as well as a Certificate in Funeral Directing. The program is accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education.

2. Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service (Houston): This institute also offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Funeral Service and a Certificate in Funeral Directing. They provide on-campus and online courses and are accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education.

3. Amarillo College (Amarillo): Amarillo College offers an associate degree in Mortuary Science. This program covers various aspects of funeral service, including embalming and restorative art, funeral service merchandising, and funeral directing.

These are just a few of the mortuary science programs in Texas. Before committing to a program, take some time to research each school thoroughly and consider factors like curriculum, accreditation, tuition fees, and location. Additionally, consider visiting the campuses or reaching out to current students or alumni to gain further insights into the programs.

Remember that to become a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Texas, you'll need to complete an approved mortuary science program, pass the required exams, and complete an internship or apprenticeship under a licensed funeral director. Make sure the program you choose meets the necessary requirements for licensure in the state.

Best of luck with your mortuary science education and future career as a mortician!

6 months ago

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