I won't go into too much detail, but I want the board's opinion on this matter. I was dismissed from school during my 2nd year, appealed and lost, and tried to convince my Dean to take me back or repeat the year, and lost again. I think I have a good argument to be allowed to repeat the year, and am considering having my attorney contact the school. I realize that I have no other options at this point, so this may be better than nothing. But I am worried that even if my lawyer helps me get back into the school, that they will hold a grudge against me, and give me problems with everything from getting into rotations, getting letters of rec, getting residency slots, etc. I'm afraid that in the end that even if I "win", I might end up with a lot more debt and they will do everything they can to not allow me to graduate. Maybe I am being too paranoid, I don't know.
So has anyone, or does anyone know who has successfully used a legal threat/action to get back into school after dismissal? And afterwards, how did they fare? I don't want to end up in the same situation a year or two years from now, or in a residency program that I don't want to be in, all with extra debt, and be miserable, all because the school hates me for involving a lawyer.
Thanks for your replies.
So has anyone, or does anyone know who has successfully used a legal threat/action to get back into school after dismissal? And afterwards, how did they fare? I don't want to end up in the same situation a year or two years from now, or in a residency program that I don't want to be in, all with extra debt, and be miserable, all because the school hates me for involving a lawyer.
Thanks for your replies.