ah, but i know some f'ing awesome lawyers. and i'm doing just fine, even on qbank for board prep. plus, if we do well, nycom just takes the credit when it isn't theirs to take (especially this coming year), so there's no revenge, no matter justice, in simply keeping one's head down and doing well and getting out. and there's principle here. there's right and wrong. there are customers not getting what they thought they were paying for on one level, and there's the simple fact that we're being treated poorly and have every right to stand up for ourselves. at some point we need to grow real balls and have enough self-respect to really do something.
and as for no one is forcing me to stay...sure, in the ultimate sense, no. but the fact that i agreed to come here under a set of circumstances in exchange for my money, existed one year that way, and then had it changed on me is not the same as if i was a first year. as second years, we cannot simply transfer to another school for this year. we'd have to wait out the year under the altered circumstances (that we were not aware of nor did agree to upon matriculating) and then transfer for 3rd and 4th year, or start first year over again somewhere else. either way, i paid a year of tuition, held up my end of the bargain, and then did not get what i paid for.
