Soulé College
In 1856, Soulé College was founded by Colonel George Soulé and he was the president of institution until his death. There were three generations of business school leaders and educators. The first was Colonel George Soulé then second Albert Lee Soulé, and third George Soulé they all played a major role through the business school. Soulé College had great pride in keeping the motto for their students to become business owners in the future. The school was built on 1410 Jackson Avenue, the corner of Coliseum Street in New Orleans. The school was a great opportunity for men and women in- state and out-of-town because of where the school was place in a quiet environment. All students could have study without any distractions and
In 1856, Soulé College was founded by Colonel George Soulé and he was the president of institution until his death. There were three generations of business school leaders and educators. The first was Colonel George Soulé then second Albert Lee Soulé, and third George Soulé they all played a major role through the business school. Soulé College had great pride in keeping the motto for their students to become business owners in the future. The school was built on 1410 Jackson Avenue, the corner of Coliseum Street in New Orleans. The school was a great opportunity for men and women in- state and out-of-town because of where the school was place in a quiet environment. All students could have study without any distractions and