Federal judge dismisses lawsuit alleging Columbia and other universities coordinated on financial aid
Court finds allegations insufficient
Role of the college board
Universities decline comment
Congressional attention
Previous scrutiny of Columbia’s financial aid practices
Legal standards under the Sherman Act
Next steps for plaintiffs
(With inputs from the Columbia Spectator’s report.)
A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit claiming Columbia University, dozens of other private universities, and the College Board coordinated to inflate tuition costs for students from divorced families. According to the Columbia Spectator, Maxwell Hansen, a student at Boston University, and Eileen Chang, a former student at Cornell U
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