My daughter has worked, established credit 800+.
She has worked then gone to school, then worked to make money to return to school.
She has decided to change schools, a private school.
She informed them she'd like to make monthly payments on the tuition, if she may.
They tell her to do that she needs a cosigner. I can understand that, since it is sort-of like taking out a loan.
She then told them, in that case, she'll pay the entire tuition, up front.
They told her regardless of whether the tuition is paid in installments or in cash, she will not be accepted without a cosigner.
What? Why would they need, what reason could they possibly have to require a cosigner, when tuition is paid in full, in cash?
She says that's the way it is. No cosigner, no admittance.
This seems absurd to me & maybe even illegal.
She asks me not to challenge them on it, because if I do, they will not admit her because she has caused trouble.
Suggestions/answers?
2007-06-28
15:20:33
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7 answers
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Bob T
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