My question involves education law in the State of: CA
Wondering if this is grounds for a lawsuit against SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY.
Fall 2016 I applied and was accepted based on my self-reported GPA. They then took a $400 NON-REFUNDABLE intent to enroll deposit BEFORE evaluating my official transcripts. I sent my transcripts and after evaluation they decided to rescind my acceptance and keep the deposit. HOW IS THAT LEGAL? WHAT DO THEY USE THAT MONEY FOR? Originally that deposit would've been applied to my personal tuition. When I called to ask about a refund the counselor was adamant that they "don't have the manpower" to evaluate transcripts BEFORE taking an intent to enroll deposit BUT OTHER STATE SCHOOLS DO. What was my application fee for then?
From my understanding, they do this to LOTS OF PEOPLE EVERY YEAR. I'm calling a SCAM on this one.
Wondering if this is grounds for a lawsuit against SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY.
Fall 2016 I applied and was accepted based on my self-reported GPA. They then took a $400 NON-REFUNDABLE intent to enroll deposit BEFORE evaluating my official transcripts. I sent my transcripts and after evaluation they decided to rescind my acceptance and keep the deposit. HOW IS THAT LEGAL? WHAT DO THEY USE THAT MONEY FOR? Originally that deposit would've been applied to my personal tuition. When I called to ask about a refund the counselor was adamant that they "don't have the manpower" to evaluate transcripts BEFORE taking an intent to enroll deposit BUT OTHER STATE SCHOOLS DO. What was my application fee for then?
From my understanding, they do this to LOTS OF PEOPLE EVERY YEAR. I'm calling a SCAM on this one.
Education Law Issues: Intent to Enroll Deposit Class Action Lawsuit
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