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April 20, 2026 Di Tran

A Paradigm Shift in Beauty Education: A Policy Framework for Safety-Centric Licensure and Paid Apprenticeship – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026

Executive Summary The beauty and personal care industry in the United States, currently governed by an antiquated 1,500-hour training model

ADVOCACY Business RESEARCH Workforce Development

March 24, 2026 Di Tran

Weekly Monitoring: Beauty/Cosmetology Schools Under Financial Value Transparency & Gainful Employment Pressure (Week of Mar 17–23, 2026) – RESEARCH SERIES 2026

Disclaimer: This research is developed by Di Tran University – The College of Humanization Research Team and shared by New

ADVOCACY Business FEATURED Workforce Development

March 16, 2026 Di Tran

The Architecture of Inclusion: A Strategic Policy Framework for Debt-Free Vocational Beauty Education and Immigrant Economic Empowerment – RESEARCH & PODCAST SERIES 2026

Policy Research DisclaimerThis publication is an academic and policy-oriented research analysis produced by Di Tran University — The College of

ADVOCACY Business FEATURED RESEARCH Workforce Development

January 2, 2026 Di Tran

The Great Decoupling: How FAFSA Regulatory Mechanisms and the “Glamour Tax” Are Reshaping the Economics of Beauty Education – RESEARCH JAN 2026

Executive Summary The American vocational education sector, specifically the beauty and wellness industry, is currently navigating a period of unprecedented

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