universtudent
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? West Virginia
Hi guys,
I am a senior medical student at a university. I have passed all my classes with excellent grades. In order to be eligible to graduate I am required to complete one year internship in clinical settings, which is a part of my medical program plan originally provided by the university.
The university failed to provide me a clinical site for my internship that was supposed to be arranged about 8 month ago. This is probably due to a shortage or lack of the qualification of the respecting staff members e.g. clinical coordinators. The school admits that they have a problem arranging me a clinical site for internship, and I am not alone; there are many students in our class being in the situation when they are not able to progress and graduate because the school is not able to provide the education that is described in their academic plan.
I have taken loans to pay my tuition when attending this school and this educational journey is not leading me to a graduation and getting a job and being able to pay back my loans.
I don’t know how to legally address this issue and I don’t have any resources to pay for a lawyer. I’d appreciate any guidance how fill a lawsuit and I don’t know if I can represent myself in the court.
Please advice, what would be the steps that I need to take in order to possibly have the university return my borrowed money back to my lenders as I am not able to graduate and get employed to do it myself.
Thank you!
Hi guys,
I am a senior medical student at a university. I have passed all my classes with excellent grades. In order to be eligible to graduate I am required to complete one year internship in clinical settings, which is a part of my medical program plan originally provided by the university.
The university failed to provide me a clinical site for my internship that was supposed to be arranged about 8 month ago. This is probably due to a shortage or lack of the qualification of the respecting staff members e.g. clinical coordinators. The school admits that they have a problem arranging me a clinical site for internship, and I am not alone; there are many students in our class being in the situation when they are not able to progress and graduate because the school is not able to provide the education that is described in their academic plan.
I have taken loans to pay my tuition when attending this school and this educational journey is not leading me to a graduation and getting a job and being able to pay back my loans.
I don’t know how to legally address this issue and I don’t have any resources to pay for a lawyer. I’d appreciate any guidance how fill a lawsuit and I don’t know if I can represent myself in the court.
Please advice, what would be the steps that I need to take in order to possibly have the university return my borrowed money back to my lenders as I am not able to graduate and get employed to do it myself.
Thank you!