Louisville Beauty Academy Culture Wall: Workforce Dignity and Student Choice
NABA frames the Louisville Beauty Academy culture wall as workforce dignity: affordable training, student choice, and practical professionalism.
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Transparent Cost Before Student Debt: A Student-Choice Policy Framework
NABA’s policy framework for transparent cost comparison, lower-debt state-licensed education, and accountable student-choice funding.
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Consumer Protection Should Help Students See Clearly
The best consumer protection does not confuse students. It gives them clearer information, better questions, and stronger decision power.
Read MoreWhy LBA Does Not Pursue National Accreditation
LBA’s decision not to pursue national accreditation is a strategic institutional choice rooted in mission, affordability, and outcome-based public reasoning—not a rejection of standards.
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Workforce-First Beauty Education as Public Infrastructure: A Policy Brief for Kentucky and the Nation
A policy brief arguing that beauty education should be treated as workforce infrastructure with public-interest significance.
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Louisville Beauty Academy: Redefining the Beauty Industry as an Ivy League Standard
Published by New American Business Association Inc. Louisville Beauty Academy (LBA) is setting a new standard in the beauty education
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