<p>I would not follow advice Dan45678 has given. To do so would open you to the school sueing you for slander or lible. Like I said, you have to be careful how you take them on. These schools have to answer to the Dept. of Higher Ed. for your state, so you might want to contact them. The only problem is that typically, these schools have “buddy, buddy” relationships with the DHE, and all that might happen is that the Dept. of Higher Ed. lets the school know you have complained. You’d be surprised at how “political” this whole business is…
Check your paperwork, and copies of all financial documents you signed carefully. If the terms were in the wording, there isn’t much you can do. You don’t want to default on your loans, because that will hurt you if you try to attend any other school and get aid. You might have to chalk this all up to being a bad decision that you learn an expensive lesson from. These schools “admissions” officers are really skilled sales people, and they know how to make the quick sale. Many people are looking for the fast way to get done with school and into a career, and so they buy in. Remember that nothing worth much ever comes easy, fast, or cheap!</p>