"around the world with jeffrey kent." 50 guests start with a sail and then to easter island and downhill bali, sri lanka and then go to a cocoa plantation. all of that for $105,000. not too bad. the national geographic is getting into the game, running six jet tours next year, scientists, naturalists come with you, go to monuments like petro and jordan, machu picchu. four seasons the hotel chain is getting into the game, big player in the space. they get 56 guests, take them to all the top hotels, a special jet. they start in hawaii, go helicopter tours, volcanos, paddle boarding, bora bora, sydney, rafting along the river. >> i've done that, not for that price. >> and then a jungle resort, turkey, london, finally back to the u.s. >> my shed is spinning. can you customize it a little bit? >> yes. that's why these are really big. you can say i want to do this rather than this. i want to eat this. >> the ring tailed lemur -- >> probably meet the king of the lemurs if you want. >> thanks for watching "street signs everybody." >> "closing bell is next." >>> hi everybody. we enter the final s

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kent. he is traveling with jeffrey kevenlt he takes 50 guests, starts with a sail down the amazon, dinner with sledding. you go to samoa, new guinea, bali, madagascar with a lemur tour and a plantation tour. you get to hang out with lemurs. >> you don't eat lemurs. >> national gee dprafk getting into the act. they're run, six jet tours, the scientists, photographers, all the experts they take to historic monuments. petra, famous sites. they're not for profit. all the proceeds go back to their mission. four seasons getting into the act. 56 guests take a shuttle to four seasons hotels around the world. they start in hawaii. volcano, paddle boarding, spa treatments. bora-bora. sydney, drafting along the river and chef prepared meals, to the jupgle resort in thailand, tanl ma hal, turkey, london, then home. this is sort of for the wealthy that don't have much time. it's a bucket list, you can get -- >> can you get in all that stuff doing it so quickly? >> when everything is so orchestrated and planned, it's very efficient. you don't have to worry about transferring flights or booking a restaurant.

kent, ohio. >> well, i think you will enjoy this next interview. an unique solution to the growing student debt problem. the program is giving students a money back guarantee. jeffrey docking, the school's president. he joins me now from detroit. doctor, it is good to talk to you. you just saw that report. you saw the students holding up the little placards with the amount of debt written on it. you're offering a solution. my guess is that once people see this interview your applications for admission will go through the roof if it hasn't already. what is the rationale behind your program? >> well, the idea, tony, is that we will guarantee every student that they will get a high paying job after they graduate from our college or we will pay off some or all of their student debt for them. >> you can't do this. you can't afford this. your college can't afford it. even if you can afford it now how long can you afford it? >> we'll be able to afford it forever. we're taking out an insurance policies on each one of these kids. every freshman and transfer student who enrolls next year will be guaranteed they'll make a job at at least $47,000. if they make less than $37,00