If you were a Judge how would you handle my case?
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Hi I joined an online university back in Jan. 06'. My husband received military orders to Japan; I had to go with him. I notified the school that I would need to 'drop out' since I would not have internet access. They told me to provide them with my husbands鈥?military orders and marriage certificate by fax and they would be able to credit the term with out drop fees. I faxed the documents. September 06' comes, and there鈥檚 a charge of $3,460 on my student loan account. They never applied the credit. I made complaint to the Better Business Bureau on Sept. 21, 2006. I explained how I did not feel the education method was for me with sporadic moves, and how they basically provide you with text books, tell you to read, and give you writing assignments. I can get the same education at a local library without the $3,460 charge. Before I began I was told by financial aid that my total out of pocket expense for the 2 years would only be $6,000. However, I was charged $3,460 just for 1 semester
If you were a Judge how would you handle my case?"If you were a Judge how would you handle my case?"
There is no quick answer to your question.
The first thing that comes to mind in reading your fact pattern is Caveat Emptor-- Let the Buyer Beware. A reasonable person would inquire into the specifics of an education program before entering into it-- including research on whether or not the program would be transferrable as college credit afterwards. Unless there was some misrepresentation (in writing or made by a program official in the presence of a witness who can testify to it) then the fact that you later decided you didn't like the learning method does not give you grounds for a refund or otherwise work to your advantage.
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