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As I understand it, state universities are bound by law a bit more than private ones. I was adjacent to a similar situation that led to a student being imprope
by jnwatson 8y ago
As I understand it, state universities are bound by law a bit more than private ones.
I was adjacent to a similar situation that led to a student being improperly involuntarily committed. I got a real attorney involved and they eventually settled with the state for a full ride at a different state university. It took a long time though.
- joecool1029 8y ago>As I understand it, state universities are bound by law a bit more than private ones. FWIW, the above happened at a state one. Maybe I could have had a better outcome if I could tolerate another year or two of court. It did not help in my case that the original judge retired and new one was pushing hard for a settlement.