Sue College for not returning funds due to failure to update refund page on website

[robsmith61884]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

Not sure if this goes here but here goes:

I'm looking to sue a college for not returning my funds because they changed the policy for drop dates for refund without changing one particular page on the website? Can I sue the college for not giving my funds back because this page was not updated? I have the page printed and want to forward it to them?

Is there a legal term that I can argue about this. I feel like I'm cheated and fellow students are cheated by this. Any help is appreciated.

 

[robsmith61884]

the site has some updates on the refund policy but on one page that states refunds, it still hasnt updated and they just went into affect with this policy/date

 

[swalsh411]

Chances are pretty good that somewhere on that web page it states that the "official" policy which governs is whatever the administration has decided it to be. Did they publish this change somewhere else?

 

[robsmith61884]

it's published elsewhere, but this is like a main page, isnt it misleading to keep this page up even now with the other pages too?

 

[Antigone*]

it's published elsewhere, but this is like a main page, isnt it misleading to keep this page up even now with the other pages too?

Your questions is this: Can I sue the college? The legally accurate answer is this: Yes you can sue the college.

Will you win, most likely not.

 

[justalayman]

I don't see any problem with arguing your position using the errant information. The worst they can say is no. Maybe they will show you why it is not enforceable.