As it should be, the money earned in his work is the man’s to spend as he sees fit. (Many men opt to use this money to pay for their tuition, room, and board— significantly reducing or potentially offsetting the cost of the program.) Because the man’s job is ultimately his to win, lose, or thrive in, the Harmel man learns from the get-go how to respond to life’s opportunities, how to captain his own ship and to manage the many relationships and responsibilities required to be excellent. All along the way, however, Harmel staff and faculty serve as close advisors to ensure the man develops and refines the technical skills and virtuous character that prepare him for this excellence.