[BostonCard]

This is a *new* thread, as I'm pretty sure I've gone with this subject line before.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/university-...eakingnews

USC has finally been sued for defrauding its students.  To be fair, the suit alleges "USC’s Rossier School of Education used rankings that covered their in-person programs to highlight the strength of the online offerings, even though they had different selection criteria and student populations." but I think the allegation is probably more generalizable.

BC

[BostonCard]

This is a *new* thread, as I'm pretty sure I've gone with this subject line before.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/university-...eakingnews

USC has finally been sued for defrauding its students.  To be fair, the suit alleges "USC’s Rossier School of Education used rankings that covered their in-person programs to highlight the strength of the online offerings, even though they had different selection criteria and student populations." but I think the allegation is probably more generalizable.

BC

[M T]

Is this different than the (IIRC) alleged claim that they falsified their numbers to get a higher ranking?

[M T]

Is this different than the (IIRC) alleged claim that they falsified their numbers to get a higher ranking?

[BostonCard]

Sounds like it.  It sounds like the specific allegation is that they were quoting reputation numbers from their in-person programs to market their online programs (beyond the allegation that they inflated their rankings).  Fraud upon fraud.

BC

[BostonCard]

Sounds like it.  It sounds like the specific allegation is that they were quoting reputation numbers from their in-person programs to market their online programs (beyond the allegation that they inflated their rankings).  Fraud upon fraud.

BC

[TrumpCard]

Good for the plaintiffs that California doesn't require reliance for a statutory false advertising claim.  No reasonable plaintiff could have relied on any marketing statements from U$C, let alone a statement from U$C about US News Rankings.  Talk about fraud on top of fraud.

[TrumpCard]

Good for the plaintiffs that California doesn't require reliance for a statutory false advertising claim.  No reasonable plaintiff could have relied on any marketing statements from U$C, let alone a statement from U$C about US News Rankings.  Talk about fraud on top of fraud.

[Phogge]

Once they leave the league best to ignore them. An era has ended and everyone needs to muster their hate... for Sac State, Cal Poly and Hawaii.

[Phogge]

Once they leave the league best to ignore them. An era has ended and everyone needs to muster their hate... for Sac State, Cal Poly and Hawaii.