10 Civil Rights Complaints Against Excelsior Since 2015?

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A former Navy hospital corpsman said that she was failed on her CPNE because she refused to go out on a date with the nurse administering her test. To be fair, this guy isn't a direct employee of Excelsior and can easily be fired for his wrongdoing, but I was surprised to learn that Excelsior has had 9 or 10 other civil rights complaints in the past few years.

The victim in this story is also a part of a class action lawsuit against the school that was filed last year. I think this is the third or fourth time Excelsior has been sued over its nursing program. The result is usually that Excelsior will pay the plaintiffs and toughen admissions standards. I think it's time for Excelsior to give up on this high-stakes, CPNE format. Nursing students are currently waiting over a year to take the test.

https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-...story.html

But, I want to know how this lady spent $32k on this program. Isn't it supposed to be under $10k? And, she didn't get any educational benefits from the military?

Excelsior has eliminated about 150 positions over the past couple of years.

https://m.timesunion.com/news/article/Am...934448.php