Legal Question in Education Law in Oklahoma
School
Hello, I am a student who has recently taken a college class in my high school through a college. I was put in a class where I did not meet the requirments of a test score for my ACT. I was never made aware of the situation and I continued on with the class. I finished, passed, and paid for this class. Now that i am going into at another university they say that they cannot award me my credit for taking that class. This has now caused a big problem becuase I have already enrolled and made my schedule for my new university. Is there something legally that I can do?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: School
Where is the information provided that indicates that an certain ACT score was a pre-condition to take the course? It sounds like the class was actually administered by the high school; thus, they have the responsibility for ensuring that all of the requirements for admission are met.
Re: School
Where is the information provided that indicates that an certain ACT score was a pre-condition to take the course? It sounds like the class was actually administered by the high school; thus, they have the responsibility for ensuring that all of the requirements for admission are met.
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