Why are most Massage Therapy Classes at night/weekends, or in areas where no one

[rarehuntress]

can get to? I live in NJ and I'm very interested in becoming a Massage Therapist. The school I'm planning on going to only has night classes as well as other schools I looked at, it wouldn't be that big of a problem if I had a car, but since I don't I have to take public transportation. It's very dangerous to me especially since I have to take two buses there and two buses back home, the worst part is that the bus I need to take to my block runs every hour. One school I looked at is too far, I have to take 2 trains and a bus, which is very inconvenient I know the saying "do what you gotta do" but the fact that i'll be working, i'll have to factor in the time it takes to walk to the train/bus, the time the bus/train comes, how long I have to travel to the next bus/train, then from the second bus/train to the school area. Another school I looked at has no public transportation nearby so I obviously couldn't attend there. Then the last one has day classes but requires you to take weekend classes in Red Bank and Morristown I can't get to those areas. I really don't know what to do, I want to try to make it work but it seems like to much of a long shot. Why couldn't they build massage schools (or trade schools in general) in areas that is convenient for everyone and with classes hours that fits everyone schedule.