Hey
@Bigjt1420 I totally agree. When it went down it got ugly. Many admin & students were involved and even CDC officials stepped in. I was considering getting lawyers and fighting it but with the amount of money the school has to fight back, I decided it wasn’t worth it. In fact, the students put on probation didn’t even get a trial. The decision was made and weren’t allowed to fight it. One of the classmates was expelled from the school entirely as it was his event where covid broke out. They made an example out of him, and were essentially told, you’re lucky you didn’t get expelled like your classmate. Meanwhile, faculty members were still having retirement parties at nearby bars/resturant and my classmates and I are literally sitting elbow to elbow to each other in clinic.
Am still mad about it, but at this point, really nothing I can do but accept it since my case is now closed/complete.