Megan Thode is suing Lehigh University for 1.3 million because
of a C+ grade that has allegedly prevented her from attending a preferred
graduate program. Thode was pursuing a master’s in counseling and human
services when she received the C+ grade in a fieldwork course in 2009. In order
to stay in the program, you must pass with no less than a B.
She presently works as a drug and alcohol counselor, instead
of a state certified counselor. Her
attorney is arguing that the 1.3 million is a representation of what Thode would
have earned over the lifetime of her career if she was instead state certified.
The lawsuit also claims that her lower marks where a result of Thode being an
advocate of Gay and Lesbian rights.
We shall see how this one turns out
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