Legal Question in Consumer Law in Michigan

Davenport University Over Charge

I am being charged 50% of a class total for dropping a class from Davenport University. I dropped the class within the 10% range and I had this confirmed by student services and my advisor. They are now saying it was in the 50% range time frame. I contacted both of these people and all I received was a message saying that I will have to pay the 50%. Clearly these two people misrepresented the University and me in this matter and now will do nothing to clear this matter up. I based my decision to drop the class on the information that they gave me. I am not in the habit of throwing money away and would never have dropped the class if the information I had received had been correct. I will not give in and pay this bureaucracy with out a fight.

What are my rights in this matter? What can I do about this?


Asked on 3/12/08, 9:02 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Renee Walsh LawRefs Nonprofit

Re: Davenport University Over Charge

You have a lawsuit against the school. You would do well to have an attorney write a letter for you explaining your position as backed by the law and suggesting that if formalities are required, the school will be responsible for your attorney fees.

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Answered on 3/13/08, 1:58 am


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