Can a college can be held responsible for ruining someone's life with bad ADA staff/policy/actions/guideance?

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I was a student of WIU Axia online (western international university AXIA online which is owned by apollo group and associated thereby to the University of Phoenix Online). They kicked me out of the school after my mental health problems exacerbated by poor community healthcare for poor people; whereby my medical conditions (adult ADHD) diagnosis was not correctly documented, such that I would be able to present that documentation to the school's ADA representatives. A consideration here is that the pentagon is rerouting funds of the GI Bill with these online schools and useing that money to fund the DOJ's new computer system which integrates any and all possible criminal actions/suspicions (paroled inmates look out!) So with that a simple phone call to a mental patient who is enrolled in the parole system from the school for the purpose of involving them with AI communications subliminal messageing programs online and breaking their financial capacity to resist corrupt affiliations.

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Answer 1

You've gotten caught in a real bureaucratic booby trap. But here's what you can do:

!) ASAP contact the EEOC office that handles ADA issues (the OCR office) and file a complaint. The point is to get it on record--the time to file a complaint is limited (usually 180 days)
2) About the only thing you will be able to do is force the school to re-admit you and provide accomodations--but it will be an uphill battle to do even that--and you will have to have a lawyer specializing in disability law to do that.
3) Through no fault of your own, you made an unwise decision in attending ANY of the "Apollo group" schools. They do not provide good quality education and exist not to educate but to make a profit. I strongly suggest you go to the VA and find out what your options are at this point--but you will be far better off, once you get this mess resolved as best you can, to switch to a conventional university. Many have excellant support programs for students with disabilities--though you do need to check them out; that's not universally the case.
4) I don't know where you stand re tretatment--but from experience, I can tell you that most students do far better if they make sure any emotional and /or treatment issues are taken care of first before trying to cope with classes. So don't rush it--take one thing at a time.

Good luck to you!

Answer 2

And how exactly did the college ruin your life?? I cannot see where you've proven your point or even made one. Using ADHD as a crutch is not the way to go. My son tried that nonsense for years, didn't work.