Today, I learned that the college I'm going to in the fall has been tampering with their ratings on the internet and actually only has a 5% graduation rate. Everything's already been paid for and I can't transfer elsewhere. FML
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Etweens96
| 24
Time to sue, that's false advertising!
By
lanoyo
| 7
That's not necessarily a bad thing. My college has like a 40% graduation rate because a lot of people start there and then transfer
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lanoyo
| 7
That's not necessarily a bad thing. My college has like a 40% graduation rate because a lot of people start there and then transfer
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Etweens96
| 24
Time to sue, that's false advertising!
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sunnyray812
| 42
Actually, that sounds way better than the advice I gave. If the OP has the proof, he can get his money back.
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sunnyray812
| 42
Maybe you should stick with it for only one semester or a full year since you can't transfer at the moment. Afterward, definitely go to a different school!
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Zebediabolical
| 37
Is it Trump University? Naw. It's can't be. 5% is way too high for TU.
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BrianCMullin
| 3
Why do you people have to bring things that are completely unrelated into this?
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Mynxie
| 26
Wow. You are SO original. Lame.
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Mynxie
| 26
Wow. You are SO original. Lame.
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Tillie Jenkins
| 5
Take a year, get your prerequisites out of the way, then transfer
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CrazyChiC42
| 10
First, check to make sure credits from that school would be accepted at other schools. If they are transferable, decide if you want to take a semester or two then transfer or take one off and start somewhere late. If they arent, withdrawal now for a full refund and find a new school to start at next semester or year. My school would give full refund on tuition if you withdrawl within a certain time and partial before half semester. If they don't do this, prob hafta sue.
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PennyLane27
| 32
Ooo I bet you could find an attorney that would be frothing at the mouth to take that case!
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RichardPencil
| 29
Prove them wrong!!
Be one of the proud 5%!!!
Be one of the proud 5%!!!
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abigiggles
| 38
Almost everyone is saying to sue. That would be your last option. Talk to the school about withdrawing and get a full refund if you don't mind taking a semester off of school. If they don't comply, talk to the department of education. They would be able to investigate and help you. It's called the borrowers defense to repayment. I should know a thing or two considering I work for Nelnet, a loan company servicer.
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SadiyaRabia
| 8
All you got to dos learn hard and become one of the 5% graduates. You won't have a problem.