I’ve had so many parents express concern and even despair about the current state of college education. Young people are getting out of college saddled with debt, and without the skills and experience they need to support themselves. They are also surrounded by ideas that often don’t align with the values that their parents have worked hard to instill in them.
When I heard about Excel College, I had to learn more. It seemed like an answer to the problems facing higher education.
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