Q: Can you sue a college for not providing the education you paid for during covid lock down?
This college was a private university , very expensive that markets the school for its high tech simulated labs for nursing students to learn on, their small personalized classes ,labs etc...During Covid lock down my daughter spent 2 years teaching herself on a laptop in her bedroom. All classes were online including labs. That is not what she signed up for however still owes over 100,000k for a service and education she did not receive.
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Whether you can sue a college for not providing the education as promised during COVID lockdown depends on various factors, including the terms of the enrollment agreement and any modifications due to the pandemic. If the college did not fulfill its contractual obligations or misrepresented the quality of education, you may have grounds to explore legal action. Consultation with an attorney to review the specific circumstances and contractual agreements is advisable.
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