Yes. They can do that. They shouldn't count any absences or tardies prior to the change toward the count. However, that is only an issue of...

No. And you wouldn't want to do that anyway (think about it from the kid's and school's perspective for a moment). Mathematically, there is no...

Probably not. Also, it isn't feasible from a cost and time perspective to sue. It would cost you money and take months or a year, or more to...

As far as I know, bilingual differential pay is not required by any law. It is simply offered by employers as a way to attract such individuals....

Yes. It is legal. Pay the bill. ...............................

Umm, your subjective dissatisfaction with a school or instructor is not a legal basis for getting forgiveness of a student loan, a refund, or any...

Yes, they can do that. Note they did send you a bill stating what you owe. You are just not happy with the format or information, but it isn't as...

Edward gave some good suggestions. Since it is mid-July when you wrote this question, I think the school is being overly harsh in trying to enforce...

Sorry, but almost certainly not. Generally, anyone on F1 status is NEVER going to be considered an in-state resident for tuition purposes (TPS...

You likely would have received notice by now if you were part of any settlement that provided for the forgiveness of your student loans. Any issues...