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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not to go against the current with all the [b]goody two-shoes lawyers [/b]on here, and sure you signed a contract, but my vote is f-'em, OP. The moral high ground is you give up your deposit, don't pay the tuition, if the school is really in such high demand and the other schools are full, somebody else will take the spot and they won't bother coming after you. You are going to need that money for the baby, they will find another student. [b]Anybody who says otherwise is not being very humanistic about the whole thing and is probably making their money denying people health care or refusing to pay business insurance claims. [/b]Make sure there's no way they can take it out of a credit card you gave them or anything. [/quote]

WTH are you talking about?

Nobody is saying OP should pay it upfront, just that it is likely that if the school comes after her for a breach of contract claim that they may win.  Not only that, they may be able to argue that she willfully breached the contract and go after her for their attorney fees as well.

We don't have a crystal ball, so no way of knowing whether the school actually will do this, but certainly they would have at least a plausible breach of contract claim and OP will be faced with litigation costs AND $7K.

Moral here is don't sign these types of contracts unless you are 100% committed to going to the school.
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