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Arizona leaders aim to bolster lagging college, post-secondary education

Arizona business leaders and educators are pushing hard to get more people into college education as the state’s attainment rates continue to lag.

On Wednesday, Education Forward Arizona along with Arizona college presidents shared the message of achieving a college education.

The event was held at Phoenix College where EFA president and CEO Rich Nickel spoke on the importance of keeping students on the path of higher education.

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