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A Lifetime of Support at Louisville Beauty Academy

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Louisville Beauty Academy (LBA) proudly treats every student as part of a lifelong family — not just a one-time enrollee. Since its founding, LBA has built a supportive, humanized environment where current students and graduates continually uplift one another. In practice, this means that even after graduation, you are always welcome to return — to refresh your skills, observe classes, prepare for the state licensing exam, mentor others, or simply reconnect.

This open-door tradition has become a defining part of LBA’s culture. For nearly ten years and nearly 2,000 graduates, the Academy has remained committed to education through community, not isolation. Once you’ve joined the LBA family, our instructors and staff are glad to see you again — as a tutoring graduate, guest, or customer — whenever space and scheduling allow.

Dedicated Licensing Exam Preparation

LBA’s core mission is clear: to prepare students for the Kentucky State Board licensing exams, both theory and practical. Every lesson emphasizes safety, sanitation, and disinfection — the pillars of state-required cosmetology standards.

Our students practice every step required by the Board: disinfecting tools and workstations, proper handwashing, and sanitation procedures. These habits are drilled not as formality, but as lifelong professional ethics. Passing the state exam is not about artistry alone — it’s about demonstrating that you can protect clients’ health.

LBA ensures that all graduates understand the legal and safety standards demanded by Kentucky law. Once licensed, professionals expand beyond these basics into creativity, psychology, and advanced customer care — areas LBA continues to nurture through its ongoing community of mentorship.

Lifelong Learning and Career Growth

Graduation at LBA is not an ending — it’s a new stage in your professional journey. The beauty industry evolves rapidly, and continuing to learn keeps professionals strong, relevant, and successful. That’s why LBA invites all alumni to come back, free of charge, for optional tutoring, workshops, or guided practice, as staff and space permit.

These opportunities are offered as a community service — never as an obligation, contract, or guarantee. They exist to encourage growth, confidence, and connection. Many graduates find that returning for a few hours of guided practice or mentorship rekindles motivation and sharpens skills.

Humanized and Compassionate Teaching

Everything LBA does is grounded in its philosophy of Humanization — teaching individuals to love, accept, and care for themselves first, then to share that care through their service to others. Instructors focus on building confidence and compassion alongside technical mastery.

Students learn to see each client as a whole person, not just a customer. This approach builds empathy, professionalism, and lasting trust — the foundation of true beauty service. When graduates return to visit, they continue to grow this humanized mindset through collaboration, peer learning, and giving back.

Legal and Ethical Assurance

LBA’s continuing-support model is entirely voluntary and non-binding.

  • No additional contract or obligation exists after graduation.
  • No guarantee of licensure or employment is made or implied.
  • All support is offered at no cost as a community-service benefit, depending on staff and facility availability.
  • Graduates are free to pursue their careers independently, at any location or business of their choice.

Licensure is solely determined by the Kentucky State Board of Cosmetology and the graduate’s own compliance with state requirements. LBA’s ongoing access is a courtesy — a way to encourage lifelong learning, mentorship, and confidence — not a continuing enrollment or tuition program.

Disclaimer

Louisville Beauty Academy provides optional, no-cost post-graduation learning opportunities as a community service. Participation is voluntary, space-dependent, and not part of any contract or enrollment obligation. LBA does not guarantee licensure or employment outcomes. Licensure remains governed by the Kentucky State Board of Cosmetology and applicable state laws.

Louisville Beauty Academy Named One of America’s Top 100 Small Businesses by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce – OCTOBER 2025

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Representing Kentucky, Louisville Metro, and the Beauty Industry on the National Stage — October 2025, Washington, D.C.

In October 2025, Louisville Beauty Academy proudly represented Louisville, the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the entire beauty education and industry sector as one of America’s Top 100 Small Businesses, selected by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for its prestigious CO—100 list.

Louisville Beauty Academy was chosen from more than 12,000+ applicants nationwide — standing as the only honoree from the state of Kentucky, the only beauty education institution, and the sole representative of the beauty industry among this elite group of 100 small businesses across 35 states and Washington, D.C.

This recognition celebrates businesses driving growth, innovation, and workforce development in their communities and beyond. Honorees were selected by an esteemed panel of judges for their impressive growth, innovative strategies, and strong workplace culture.

🏛 Representing Kentucky and the Beauty Industry in Washington, D.C.

Founder & CEO Di Tran and CFO Rick Dye represented Louisville Beauty Academy on the national stage in Washington, D.C., joining 99 other honorees for three days of events at the historic U.S. Chamber of Commerce headquarters (1615 H Street NW).

The agenda included:

  • 🧠 Small Business Forum featuring AI implementation training from Google, psychology and stress management strategies, and investment & collaboration sessions.
  • 🤝 Networking and learning exchanges with top entrepreneurs from across the country.
  • 🌟 The Night of 100 Stars Gala at the historic Decatur House (748 Jackson Pl NW), celebrating the small businesses that are the backbone of the U.S. economy.

Louisville Beauty Academy’s presence underscored Kentucky’s rich legacy, known worldwide for Bourbon and the Kentucky Derby, and now rising to national prominence for its beauty industry leadership.

💼 Small Business: The Foundation of America

The CO—100 honorees exemplify the heartbeat of the U.S. economy: small business owners who, day in and day out,

  • Pay employees and contractors,
  • Deliver critical services to clients,
  • Navigate operations, marketing, inventory, payroll, hiring, regulations, and more —
    often wearing multiple hats to keep their businesses thriving.

Louisville Beauty Academy, through its state-licensed vocational programs, has graduated nearly 2,000 students, many of whom have become salon owners, entrepreneurs, and licensed professionals. These graduates contribute an estimated $20–50 million in annual economic impact to Kentucky and neighboring states, through employment, business creation, and essential beauty services.

🌍 A Unique Advocate for Workforce Development

Louisville Beauty Academy’s model focuses on accessible, multilingual, affordable beauty education, offering both short- and long-term state-licensed programs. Di Tran and Rick Dye advocated for the critical role of short-term state-licensed vocational programs in America’s workforce pipeline — particularly the need to allow Pell Grants and federal loans to be used for shorter programs under 600 hours, which are currently excluded by federal policy despite being state-certified and regulated.

Di Tran also proudly represented and thanked Greater Louisville Inc. (GLI) — representing over 1,800 businesses — for years of partnership in state-level advocacy, including efforts for multilingual licensing exams and vocational fairness. He also recognized the Louisville Independent Business Alliance (LIBA), representing over 700 local independent businesses, as another strong local partner.

“GLI and LIBA are powerful local forces for good. Together with the U.S. Chamber, we can align local, regional, and national advocacy to truly uplift small businesses and workforce development,” said Di Tran.

✍️ From Washington Back to Louisville — Knowledge Sharing

Di Tran emphasized that this experience was not just about receiving recognition, but bringing knowledge back home. From AI implementation strategies for small businesses (through Google’s U.S. Chamber Foundation sessions) to stress management tools and investment insights, Louisville Beauty Academy intends to share and apply these lessons locally to strengthen small businesses in Louisville and across Kentucky.

As a former board member of LIBA and an active advocate through GLI, Di Tran continues to play a dual role: listening and learning nationally, while amplifying Kentucky’s voice at the federal level.

🏅 Prestige, Certification, and Opportunity

Graduating from Louisville Beauty Academy is not only a milestone — it’s an achievement that carries prestige, credibility, and real economic value. Each student receives state-regulated and state-certified beauty licenses and certificates overseen by the Kentucky State Board of Cosmetology, considered among the most respected credentials in the field.

Louisville Beauty Academy is the only (or one of the very few) beauty colleges in Kentucky that offers all beauty license and certificate programs, including short-term and full programs — fully regulated and approved by the state.

And now, as one of America’s Top 100 Small Businesses on the national stage, the Academy shines a spotlight on beauty education as a pillar of workforce development and entrepreneurship.

📲 Enroll Today
Text 502-625-5531 or email study@LouisvilleBeautyAcademy.net to begin your journey in one of Kentucky’s most respected beauty education institutions, now nationally recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

🌟 A Proud Moment for Louisville and Kentucky

Louisville Beauty Academy stands proudly as a national representative of Kentucky’s growing beauty industry — adding a new dimension to Kentucky’s reputation, alongside Bourbon and the Derby.

Their work, supported by state, city, chamber partners, and community, reflects a modern vision:

  • Empowering immigrants, working parents, and career changers through short, affordable, multilingual education.
  • Building sustainable beauty businesses that employ and serve locally.
  • Advocating for policy changes that open federal funding to more Americans seeking vocational pathways.

📢 About the CO—100 Program

Each CO—100 honoree receives a one-year paid membership to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, national brand exposure, and exclusive access to expert insights, networking opportunities, and a vibrant community of fellow business leaders.

“Small businesses are the heartbeat of our economy, and their stories are nothing short of extraordinary,” said Jeanette Mulvey, Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of CO— by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. “The CO—100 honorees exemplify what it means to lead with purpose, adapt with agility, and build with vision.”

Learn more at www.co100.com

📝 Contact

Louisville Beauty Academy
📍 Louisville, Kentucky
🌐 https://louisvillebeautyacademy.net
📧 study@louisvillebeautyacademy.net
📲 Text: 502-625-5531

Louisville Beauty Academy: Prestige, Trust, and National-to-Local Recognition in Every Graduate’s Hands

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At Louisville Beauty Academy (LBA), graduation means more than earning a license. Every student walks proudly with their Certificate of Completion — a credential that carries prestige, trust, and community recognition far beyond the classroom. This certificate is more than paper; it is a badge of honor, a lifelong reminder of the “YES I CAN → I HAVE DONE IT” mindset that defines both our academy and our graduates.

A Legacy of Recognition: From Local to National

The academy’s impact, fueled by hardworking staff, dedicated instructors, and resilient students, has been validated through some of the most prestigious awards in the nation, the state, and the city of Louisville:

  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce CO—100 (2025) – Louisville Beauty Academy was the only Kentucky business named among America’s Top 100 Small Businesses, selected from over 12,500 applicants nationwide.
  • National Small Business Association (NSBA) – Small Business Advocate of the Year Finalist (2025) – Founder Di Tran was honored in Washington, D.C. as one of just five advocates nationwide, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with leaders shaping small business policy.
  • Louisville Business First – Most Admired CEO (2024) – Front-page recognition of Di Tran as a visionary leader in Kentucky’s business community.
  • Louisville Business First Rising Star – Highlighting Di Tran as one of Louisville’s most promising young leaders.
  • Jewish Community of Louisville Mosaic Award (2023) – Celebrating LBA for advancing diversity, inclusion, and empowerment across immigrant and minority communities.

These honors do not belong to one person alone. They reflect the collective effort of nearly 2,000 graduates, dedicated faculty, and the broader Louisville community that trusts in LBA’s mission.

Why the Certificate of Completion Matters

Graduates often ask: “Which certificate is most important when I graduate?”
While the state license is essential to practice, the LBA Certificate of Completion carries something deeper:

  • Prestige – It symbolizes the most awarded and nationally recognized beauty college in Kentucky.
  • Community Trust – It represents the support of local, state, and national organizations who have celebrated LBA’s success.
  • Family & Belonging – LBA is more than a school; it is a lifelong family. Students are never left behind—unless they choose to leave themselves.

To hold an LBA Certificate is to hold proof of not just a completed program, but of resilience, empowerment, and recognition at every level.

A Movement of Empowerment

Through Louisville Beauty Academy and Di Tran University, the motto “YES I CAN → I HAVE DONE IT” has become a movement of human development. Nearly 2,000 graduates have gone on to open salons, launch careers, and collectively contribute an estimated $20–50 million annually to Kentucky’s economy.

Every award, every certificate, and every graduate’s success proves that beauty education is more than skills. It is about entrepreneurship, empowerment, and economic impact.

The LBA Promise

Louisville Beauty Academy remains:

  • The most affordable beauty school in Kentucky.
  • The most flexible, meeting students where they are.
  • The most supportive, creating a lifelong network of care.
  • The most loving, because every student matters.

Our Certificate of Completion is not just paper. It is prestige, trust, and belonging — a testament to both personal achievement and the collective spirit of Louisville and Kentucky.

When our graduates hold that certificate in their hands, they hold more than their future. They hold local, state, and national recognition for who they are and what they will become.

Because here at Louisville Beauty Academy: YES I CAN. YES WE DID. YES YOU WILL.

References

Louisville Beauty Academy. (2024, October 3). Louisville Beauty Academy CEO Di Tran honored as one of Louisville Business First’s 2024 Most Admired CEOs. Louisville Beauty Academy. https://louisvillebeautyacademy.net/louisville-beauty-academy-ceo-di-tran-honored-as-one-of-business-firsts-2024-most-admired-ceos-10-03-2024 Louisville Beauty Academy

Jewish Family & Career Services. (2022). Meet Our 2022 MOSAIC Award Honorees. Jewish Family & Career Services. https://jfcslouisville.org/meet-our-2022-mosaic-award-honorees/ Jewish Family & Career Services

Louisville Beauty Academy. (2024, November 22). Di Tran, Most Admired CEO, celebrates USA and workforce development with a message of love and care. Louisville Beauty Academy. https://louisvillebeautyacademy.net/di-tran-most-admired-ceo-celebrates-usa-and-workforce-development-with-a-message-of-love-and-care/ Louisville Beauty Academy

Louis Business First. (2024, October 3). Announcing: Here are LBF’s Most Admired CEOs honorees. Louisville Business First. https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2024/10/03/announcing-here-are-lbfs-most-admired-ceos-honoree.html media.zenobuilder.com

National Small Business Association. (2025, September 4). Press | NSBA Announces Finalists for 2025 Advocate of the Year Award. NSBA. https://www.nsbaadvocate.org/post/press-nsba-announces-finalists-for-2025-advocate-of-the-year-award NSBA | Since 1937

U.S. Chamber of Commerce. (2025). Louisville Beauty Academy | CO— by U.S. Chamber of Commerce. U.S. Chamber. https://www.uschamber.com/co/profiles/louisville-beauty-academy uschamber.com

Louisville Beauty Academy – Jewish Family Career Service Mosaic Award 2020-2021 and Louisville Business First – Family Business Award – Belong to Family, Business Partners, and Company Associates – Di Tran Dedication – 05-25-2021
Di Tran, Most Admired CEO, Celebrates USA and Workforce Development with a Message of Love and Care
Louisville Beauty Academy & Founder Di Tran: Elevating Beauty Education and Small Business Advocacy to the National Level – National Small Business Association (NSBA), Washington, D.C. – SEPTEMBER 2025
Louisville Beauty Academy Named One of America’s Top 100 Small Businesses by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — Chosen From Over 12,500 Applicants Nationwide – SEPTEMBER 2025

Research Report: Louisville Beauty Academy as a Proven Model for Loan Reform and Workforce Development – 2025

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Key Points

  • Research suggests the proposed policy to allow federal loans for state-licensed beauty programs aligns with the Trump administration’s focus on reducing federal control and empowering states.
  • Removing hour-based barriers and accreditor mandates will support workforce development in the beauty industry, a vital economic sector.
  • The policy benefits the Department of Education (DOE) by streamlining aid distribution and boosting local economies.
  • Kentucky, through institutions like Louisville Beauty Academy (LBA) and efforts by NABA, is leading in cost-effective, skill-focused education.

Why This Matters

The beauty industry is a cornerstone of the U.S. economy, contributing $308.7 billion to GDP in 2022 and supporting 4.6 million jobs (Personal Care Products Council). In Kentucky, over 2,120 cosmetologists, 160 manicurists, and 570 skincare specialists fuel local economies (Bureau of Labor Statistics). However, federal rules limit access to aid for many state-licensed programs, delaying workforce entry and increasing costs.

Proposed Solution

Allow federal loans for any state-licensed program, regardless of hours or accreditation. This empowers students and states, reduces bureaucracy, and aligns with DOE’s mission for efficient education. Kentucky’s LBA is a successful example, offering affordable, fast-track programs that lead to immediate employment.

Benefits for All

This policy reduces federal oversight, trusts state licensing, and meets workforce demands, especially in high-growth fields like skincare. It is a low-risk, high-reward model that ensures quality through state regulation.

Detailed Policy Analysis and Alignment

Overview

This analysis evaluates a policy to allow federal student loans for all state-licensed beauty programs, removing hour-based barriers and accreditor mandates. The proposal, championed by the New American Business Association Inc. (NABA), aligns with the Trump administration’s education and workforce priorities and positions DOE as a reform leader. Kentucky, via LBA and NABA, is a national model in delivering efficient, workforce-ready education.

The Beauty Industry’s Economic and Social Significance

The U.S. beauty industry contributes $308.7 billion to GDP (2022) and supports 4.6 million jobs. Global retail sales hit $446 billion in 2023, expected to reach $580 billion by 2027 (McKinsey). In Kentucky, the sector employs:

  • 2,120 cosmetologists and hairdressers
  • 160 manicurists
  • 570 estheticians

Median wages range from $14.63 to $21.72/hour (Bureau of Labor Statistics). The industry is highly resilient, inclusive (79.3% women, 33% people of color), and poised for continued growth.

Barriers in Federal Financial Aid

Federal aid restrictions create the following problems:

  • Hour-Based Rules: Programs under 600 hours (like Kentucky’s 450-hour Nail Technology) are excluded.
  • Accreditor Mandates: Even state-regulated programs are disqualified if not federally accredited, despite rigorous oversight.

These restrictions:

  • Delay student graduation
  • Force unnecessary cost inflation
  • Prevent students from entering the workforce quickly

Proposed Policy

NABA proposes allowing federal loans for any state-licensed program, regardless of hour count or accreditor status. The core principles include:

  • State Licensing as the Benchmark
  • Empowered Student Choice
  • Workforce-Driven Access

Alignment with Trump Administration Priorities

The administration has taken several actions that support this policy:

  • DOE Dismantling: Executive order (March 20, 2025) prioritizes state-led education.
  • Accreditor Reform: April 2025 order criticizes accreditors as barriers.
  • Workforce Emphasis: Republican plans support vocational training, including Pell Grants for short programs.

This policy advances all three goals.

Kentucky’s Leadership: LBA and NABA

Louisville Beauty Academy (LBA) is:

  • Kentucky State-Licensed and State-Accredited
  • Tuition 50–75% lower than federally funded schools
  • Debt-free with weekly or daily graduations
  • Transparent, flexible, and student-driven

LBA offers Nail Tech (450 hrs), Esthetics (750 hrs), Shampoo Styling (300 hrs), and Cosmetology (1,500 hrs) — all aimed at licensing, not just certificates. With support from employers, families, and internal scholarships, LBA delivers guaranteed results through a multi-stakeholder model.

Benefits for the DOE

  • Streamlined Administration
  • Lower Cost with Higher Outcome
  • Support for Industry-Aligned Training

The policy aligns education funding with workforce results — a major win for efficiency and public trust.

Employment and Economic Impact (KY, 2023)

OccupationEmploymentMedian WageAnnual Mean Wage
Hairdressers/Cosmetologists2,120$14.63$48,700
Manicurists/Pedicurists160$17.01$42,330
Skincare Specialists570$21.72$55,060

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

The BLS projects a 7% growth in cosmetology nationwide through 2033 with 89,100 job openings annually.

Implementation Considerations

  • Loan Oversight: The Small Business Administration may assume loan administration post-DOE.
  • Aid Limits: Republican proposals may cap borrowing but support short-term vocational training.

Despite these uncertainties, the policy’s outcomes-focused design ensures resilience.

Conclusion

This proposal supports economic recovery, job creation, and student empowerment by removing unjust barriers to aid. Louisville Beauty Academy is a working proof of success, demonstrating how licensing-focused, state-approved education can deliver better outcomes faster and cheaper than traditional pathways. Let’s put trust — and funding — in the hands of the people who bear the cost: students and families.

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Louisville Beauty Academy: Empowering Immigrants to Build Careers and Strengthen Kentucky

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Louisville Beauty Academy, a Kentucky State Licensed and State-Accredited beauty college, is more than just a training center; it’s a community that empowers immigrants to build brighter futures, strengthen their communities, and become invaluable assets to the state of Kentucky and the United States. With over 1,000 licensed graduates and a mission rooted in opportunity and inclusivity, Louisville Beauty Academy is proud to be a stepping stone for immigrants seeking not only professional growth but also personal stability and societal contribution.

Building Careers, Building Confidence

For many immigrants, establishing a foothold in the U.S. job market can be challenging. Language barriers, limited local experience, and unfamiliarity with the U.S. education system often stand in the way. Louisville Beauty Academy helps to overcome these barriers by offering accessible, high-quality education and training in cosmetology, nail technology, aesthetics, and other beauty industry fields. These skills are not only in high demand but also provide a reliable and respected pathway to financial independence.

By obtaining a Kentucky state-recognized license in their chosen field, immigrant students are able to prove their expertise and commitment. This license is more than just a qualification—it is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and desire to contribute to the American workforce. Licensed graduates find themselves in rewarding careers that allow them to support their families, build confidence, and thrive in their communities.

A Positive Impact on Kentucky’s Economy

Every licensed graduate from Louisville Beauty Academy contributes to the local economy. These professionals work in salons, open their own businesses, and often hire others, creating jobs and fostering economic growth in Kentucky. Many graduates serve the immigrant and refugee communities, offering culturally sensitive services and meeting the needs of an increasingly diverse population.

Moreover, licensed professionals pay taxes, invest in their neighborhoods, and participate actively in local economies. By helping immigrants gain licensure and secure stable employment, Louisville Beauty Academy plays a vital role in strengthening Kentucky’s workforce and enhancing its economic resilience.

Reducing Risk, Increasing Stability

In today’s climate, stability and legal recognition are essential for immigrants. Licensed professionals are less likely to face deportation, as they are often seen as productive, law-abiding members of society who add value to their communities. A career license can improve an individual’s standing in the eyes of immigration authorities and local law enforcement, making them a lower priority for enforcement actions. Louisville Beauty Academy supports immigrants in obtaining this stability by offering a clear, lawful pathway to success and security.

Community Support and Recognition

Louisville Beauty Academy’s graduates are not only valuable to the economy but are also appreciated within their communities. Licensed professionals are recognized for their skills and dedication, which fosters a sense of pride and belonging. Employers, clients, and local leaders are often willing to vouch for their contributions, character, and work ethic—an invaluable asset in any immigration-related situations.

The academy also provides bilingual resources and culturally inclusive programs, ensuring that immigrants feel welcomed and supported throughout their education journey. This commitment to inclusivity has helped Louisville Beauty Academy become a trusted institution for immigrants, reflecting Kentucky’s spirit of hospitality and community.

A Call to Action: Join the Journey to Success

For immigrants looking to build a stable, prosperous life in Kentucky, Louisville Beauty Academy is here to support your dreams and help you unlock your potential. Whether you are passionate about nail technology, aesthetics, cosmetology, or beauty instruction, our state-accredited programs provide the knowledge, skills, and certification you need to succeed.

If you are an immigrant who wants to make a positive impact on your community, secure a stable career, and contribute to Kentucky’s growth, consider joining Louisville Beauty Academy today. With flexible class schedules, financial support options, and an inclusive environment, we are here to help you every step of the way.

Together, let’s build a future where Kentucky thrives, powered by skilled, licensed professionals who bring diverse talents and rich cultural perspectives to the beauty industry. Enroll today, earn your license, and become a valuable asset to Kentucky and the U.S.!

How to Get Started

To learn more about our programs, enrollment requirements, and support services, visit our website or contact us directly. Louisville Beauty Academy is committed to helping you reach your full potential and make a meaningful difference in your life and community. Join us, license your talent today, and beautify tomorrow.

Louisville Beauty Academy—empowering immigrants, strengthening Kentucky.

Legal Disclaimer

The information provided by Louisville Beauty Academy, including details on training, licensing, and career opportunities, is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a guarantee of employment, career advancement, immigration outcomes, or legal status. Louisville Beauty Academy strives to provide accurate and up-to-date information, but outcomes can vary based on individual circumstances, market conditions, and other factors beyond our control.

Enrollment in Louisville Beauty Academy’s programs does not guarantee licensure, employment, or any specific immigration or residency benefits. We encourage all prospective students to conduct their own research and consult relevant authorities or professionals when making decisions related to career and immigration matters.

Louisville Beauty Academy disclaims any liability for outcomes based on this information. The content provided is intended to be educational and should not be relied upon as legal, financial, or career advice.

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