Education Law,
Class Action
Oct. 21, 2022
Students’ case over income sharing tuition nears deal
Students say their two year computer science degree cost them $250,000; nearly four times the original estimated amount.
A San Francisco judge gave a class of former computer science students and a coding college they are suing two weeks to finalize a settlement of a lawsuit that alleges the students were defrauded through an income sharing tuition scheme.
Superior Court Judge Ethan P. Schulman acted Thursday on the request of the parties.
According to the complaint filed by Melody L. Sequoia of The Sequoia Law Firm in Menlo Park,...
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