If they allowed him to enroll in this field of study but are now limiting his access to the curriculum, they should have just refused his tuition. That's the l

If they allowed him to enroll in this field of study but are now limiting his access to the curriculum, they should have just refused his tuition. That's the legal obligation. Did you read the article? She offered to sign an explicit legal waiver and accompany him on the trip at her own expense? It appears they family is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to compromise. If the university would look to "solve" the problem vs. outright denial - the family would probably pay cost of any "additional insurance" rider.