<p>what if the college did something that you think is unfair and you couldn't get it sort out. Can you sue? </p>
<p>If so, how? which court? how much?</p>
<p>Could you please be a little more vague? I think you've given us too much information.</p>
<p>Seriously though, nobody can help if you don't at least generalize the circumstances. I would say that, if the college administration conspired to murder your parents, then yes, you could probably sue. On a final note, this is not a law board, so we may not be able to help you anyhow.</p>
<p>Colleges are Businesses, lets say if you pay for a class, and the professor never shows up, but they wont give you a refund. Its the same as buying a gym subscription and then the gym is always closed.</p>
<p>if they completely screw you over, yeah you could sue. Some girls suing OSU because she was raped and claims they didn't do enough to help her (a frivelous case I believe, but a case none the less).</p>
<p>That said, if you plan on suing over something like not getting admission, or the class you wanted was full, you're not gonna win.</p>
<p>"Could you please be a little more vague? I think you've given us too much information."</p>
<p>Thanks for the good laugh. Seriously.</p>
<p>I almost filed a grievance against my former college because I had to go on medical leave and nobody seemed to know what that meant. One prof wanted to fail me in a course because of an illness I had no control over! He was also very ignorant when talking to me, who was in poor health at the time. A friend had a similar situation at high school and eventually proved her point. Like her I fought for my case. Most of the people there laughed at me. I ultimately won six out of eight battles.</p>
<p>In America, you can sue anybody for anything.</p>
<p>Hey GyroidFanatic, I'm from Norfolk too. Which high school do you go to? I went to Granby. =)</p>