Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?

Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?
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Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?

Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?Who WILL profit from the ACQUISITION of Mills College?
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MILLS MISLED STUDENTS ABOUT MERGER

Class Action Lawsuit Has Been Filed

Plaintiff Willa Cordrey began attending Mills College in August 2019. Ms. Cordrey was enrolled in Mills’ “4+1” program, which would have allowed her to receive her Bachelor’s degree in Education, Master’s degree in Education, and a California teaching credential, all within five years. Mills College repeatedly misled Ms. Cordrey about her

Plaintiff Willa Cordrey began attending Mills College in August 2019. Ms. Cordrey was enrolled in Mills’ “4+1” program, which would have allowed her to receive her Bachelor’s degree in Education, Master’s degree in Education, and a California teaching credential, all within five years. Mills College repeatedly misled Ms. Cordrey about her ability to graduate and get her teaching credential through Mills College, before finally stating that the best they could do is allow her to receive her Bachelor’s in Communications or a similarly unrelated major through Northeastern University, with no path to receive her teaching credential. “I loved Mills, and I loved my program,” said Ms. Cordrey. “I wanted to learn how to teach at Mills, because I felt that my classes and professors were preparing me to be the kind of teacher I wanted to be. I did everything I could to complete my education at Mills. The administration had an obligation to their current students, and they have failed us.” Ms. Cordrey is in the process of finding a college to transfer to for the upcoming academic year.

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