
Laura Puryear
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Aug 21, 2026
Ep 589 – Do No Harm: What Massage Schools Need to Know
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Laura PuryearGUEST
Um, and, and I wanna clarify that we in general, and I think most in the industry, don't take issue with accountability.

Laura PuryearGUEST
There is, there is an issue with student debt, there is an issue with affordability in higher education, and so people want to see something.

Laura PuryearGUEST
The question is whether or not this is, like you said, a good way of going about it.

Laura PuryearGUEST
One point of contention was, you mentioned that, um, in OB Three, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, it was originally only outlined for degree programs.

Laura PuryearGUEST
One of the issues is that the way that the Department of Ed interpreted it included non-degree programs, so that sweeps out massage therapy, aesthetics, cosmetology, nail schools, and, and other things.
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20:54speaker_0ADVERTISER
Let's get back to our conversation.
Ep 411 – Do No Harm: What Esthetics Schools Need to Know
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Laura PuryearGUEST
Um, and, and I wanna clarify that we, in general, and I think most in the industry, don't take issue with accountability.

Laura PuryearGUEST
There is, there is an issue with student debt, there is an issue with affordability in higher education, and so people want to see something.

Laura PuryearGUEST
The question is whether or not this is, like you said, a good way of going about it.

Laura PuryearGUEST
One point of contention was you mentioned that, um, in OB Three, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, it was originally only outlined for degree programs.

Laura PuryearGUEST
One of the issues is that the way that the Department of Ed interpreted it included non-degree programs, so that sweeps out massage therapy, aesthetics, cosmetology, nail schools, and, and other things.
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19:03speaker_3ADVERTISER
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