How can I sue a college that gave my son a degree for a job he was not equipped to handle?

You can't sue over something like that. What degree someone chooses is entirely their choice. It is not up to the college to decide who can handle...

In Illinois, what age can a student dropout WITHOUT parental consent?

When the child is emancipated. That will typically happen, automatically, when a minor turns 18.

You need to be able to qualify to be admitted to the particular college. You will need to direct your question to the colleges you are interested...

My 19yr old son cannot afford to pay a small claims judgement. FT student; PT job. What can he do?

Unfortunately, the inability to pay is not a defense to the liability to pay. On top of that, this debt seems to be--forgive me--sort of...

Would I be able to register myself into homeschooling at the age of 18?

Until you are 18, your parents control your education, they can send you anywhere they want. It is there legal obligation to provide for your...

Can I use a "breach of contract" defense if a debt collector is suing me for an unpaid utility bill?

How did the Utility Company breach its contract? As Mr. Tran points out, bringing in the Utility company to a run-of-the-mill collection lawsuit is...

University refuses to give a time extension to complete thesis in order to accommodate my reading disorder. Is this lawful?

The school is basically correct. The school is not required to change the requirements of a course to accommodate a disability. They are required...

NonInvolved Weekend only dad wants 50/50??

This question was categorized as Education Law, but I am updating it to Child Custody. The odds are 50/50. Okay, just kidding. :) All things...

Is a university mandated to provide accommodations for a student with a disability who is auditing a course?

As Jonathan points out, since the school has remedied the situation by allowing you to audit the course, that is as far as that goes. If a mistake...

Can I sue my college?

No, you cannot sue over your own voluntary actions. You decided to take the exam, a court cannot undo that "fact." Sorry.