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My son received a letter of admission from the University of Central Florida graduate school.
Asked on Aug 13th, 2015 on Breach of Contract - Florida
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My son received a letter of admission from the University of Central Florida graduate school. The admission letter stated he would receive a cash scholarship, a Graduate Assistantship stipend, and full tuition waivers. He turned down other offers, took a leave of absence after two years of medical school, spent money, entered into a residential lease, and made other plans based on this letter. Now about three weeks before school was to begin he has been notified that everything has been withdrawn because of an exam he needed to have taken and passed. The letter of admission contained no reference to this exam either directly or indirectly. My son now has no school to attend for at least one year and no employment. Because he will not be enrolled in any school he will have to begin repaying student loans he took out for the first two years of medical school. What can he do?
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There is likely more to this story that related, like the details of your son failing the particular exam or not having taken it. You should retain a lawyer to review this matter ASAP or to learn of the details so that good decisions can be made in this regard.
Answered on Aug 17th, 2015 at 8:32 AM
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