[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

I’d love to see her win and open the floodgates to having every dead-end college burnout suing universities out of existence. Won’t happen, but it’d be fun to watch.

[twigs]

A very ignorant desire IMHO.

[catnipman]

Indeed, a win would be a fun thing!

All schools would have to lawyer proof everything in site, with special spells and amulets to ward off the hoards of lawyers that would descend from their covens; to wit, every test, graded-homework assignment, diploma, etc. would have to be stamped with:

"Warning: This diploma (test result, etc.) does not guarantee a job."

[John.Galt2012]

Don't jump me for saying this, but pause and think about it. I hope she wins as well. This cuts to the core of our current American society. Just like I think a Bank's shareholders should sue their executives and loan officers for lending to less than qualified borrowers, parents or students should be able to sue Universities for failing to provide an education that led to lucrative employment. The bottom line is this...if everyone’s credit scores and college entrance scores are exceptional then everyone is really just average or should I say, adequate. This girl IS an idiot, but along the way, her parents told her she could do/be anything, and a “nice” high school adviser told her she had what it takes to go to college, and a liberal college admissions office let her in and somewhere a loan officer managing college loans or grants loaned her the money to pay for it. And so on and so forth, making it sooo easy for every mediocre highschool burnout to go to college. At this rate, we will end up with doctors that don't know medicine or some Ivy League Graduate as President who is actually just a mediocre empty suited idiot. ...just saying.

[Tired of Taxes]

It’s a silly lawsuit, but then again, colleges have been so busy indoctrinating instead of teaching, maybe they should be taught a lesson... lol.