Court Ruling Confirms: HBCUs Do Not Have to Share If They Are Going Out of Business
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A federal judge in Massachusetts has dismissed a lawsuit from former students at Mount Ida College, who claimed that the school defrauded them by not disclosing the financial struggles of the institution. Mount Ida, which closed in late 2018, had operated in a financial deficit for three years before shuttering. Students claimed that the failure to notify them of the school’s financial problems precluded them from options to transfer and spending money on a failing school.
Court Ruling Confirms: HBCUs Do Not Have to Share If They Are Going Out of Business
Court Ruling Confirms: HBCUs Do Not Have to…
Court Ruling Confirms: HBCUs Do Not Have to Share If They Are Going Out of Business
A federal judge in Massachusetts has dismissed a lawsuit from former students at Mount Ida College, who claimed that the school defrauded them by not disclosing the financial struggles of the institution. Mount Ida, which closed in late 2018, had operated in a financial deficit for three years before shuttering. Students claimed that the failure to notify them of the school’s financial problems precluded them from options to transfer and spending money on a failing school.