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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think we’re in the weeds here with semantics. I’m gonna sum this up and then we can lock this thread, right? 
1)When we sign contracts, we should know what we’re signing and have the character to follow through with our obligations. Especially when it’s binding us to a $50,000 deal. 
2) a school is still running a business and they have every right to hold you to the contract you signed and obligate you to those tuition dollars. They have their lawyers and they’re not afraid to use them. 
3) depending on the school, and other circumstances such as how decently you ask and their confidence of filling your spot with the kid of a grateful family you might be able to get out of the contract 100%. Or 25%. Or 33%. Or 50%.

OK folks. There’s nothing else too say.  No more posting on this topic! Do you understand me? Go enjoy your Mother’s Day. This is a waste of your time. And you’re welcome. [/quote]

Except your post is irrelevant because it is based on your own self-righteous opinion rather than any actual experience.[/quote]

Lmao. It was an absolutely fair and accurate synthesis of everything that had been said.  The perfect ending to this thread. But you just needed to go on and on? There’s nothing new to be said here .  You’re offended that contracts should be honored? That’s hilarious but you’re entitled to your wrong opinion. [/quote]

I didn’t know that a random poster has the right to close a thread. Try to answer the question I posted before. Thanks. [/quote]

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