Talk to your school counselor and establish a plan to finish high school successfully. You really don't want to get a GED. It signals to everyone...

No. There is no case. Even if, in hindsight, the vaccines might not have been "necessary," you cannot sue post hoc with that information.

Yes, she can do that. You can get your own copies (see Edward's answer) and go live your life.

The court (the law) is not going to review your cheating accusation or the evidence. At most, the court will review whether the school provided you...

The school doesn't necessarily need a reason. As Edward points out, there are reasons that would be illicit. The law, as far as I know, does not...

Yes. Day care is not a right..................................

I assume you mean "sue," not see. The answer is no. There is nothing for the court to do. A mistake apparently was made, and it will have to be...

It probably wouldn't be feasible or cost-effective to sue the college, certainly not over your vague, subjective belief that the diploma isn't...

Unless you are applying for a government job or contract, you won't "get in trouble" in the sense of any legal action. However, once your employer...

Obviously, the school doesn't think they are reneging on the deal. Unless the scholarship expressly states that summer courses are included, any...