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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It seems likely they would have been forced to leave (temporarily) if they didn’t consent. I think the difficult reinstatement policy is monstrous (as is the insensitive way they hustle kids off campus) but I think it’s clear they would have to take a leave in any case. If an employee attempted suicide in the workplace clearly they wouldn’t be able to fine to work the next day. [/quote] How would they have known? And even if they somehow learned, assuming there’s no mental health provision in the enrollment agreement, they’d be on the hook for refunding tuition.[/quote] They are adults and the doctors treating them were under the impression they were capable of consent (psychiatrists do evaluations of capacity routinely.) Don’t get me wrong, there is lots wrong with Yale in this situation but I don’t think we can assume they thought they were literally forced to do it. [/quote] Did you read the article? It’s clear she didn’t think she had a choice.[/quote] She technically had a choice. Parents should have stepped in, said no and gotten a lawyer if needed. However, it makes sense to withdraw.[/quote]
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