Great posts!
Yea, I'm surprised places don't hide it within mounds of boilerplate. Makes me feel like there are laws which require it to be separate or at least precedent that will not side with the originator of the agreement if it's clearly meant to deceive the signer.
And the legal system, at least in the US, is moving toward requirements that any contract to be signed without an attorney present should be in language that is easily enough understandable by the common consumer.
I'm one of those people that go through all these consumer agreements they are presented with. But honestly after reading enough of them, you can pretty much easily tell what you can skim and what you should really slow down and read. Went through the most recent PS3 software update contract in like 3-4 minutes, which is not exactly a huge inconvenience for piece of mind when (digitally) signing a legal contract.
No offense taken lol, I'm sure you're probably right. Going to california is something i'll probably do sooner than later. never been.
Admin at like all schools is messy. If you ever have a problem, don't even hesitate to ask to speak with a supervisor, or the supervisors supervisor.
Wait, tuition? I thought CU covered tuition? No more?
Try to hold off signing it and see if they notice... is what i'd probably do lol. If things are as messy as you say, they might not be on top of it.
Also, as a fellow NYer (ahem
you know who you are for this windy face) , allow me to extend a warm welcome and let me know if you need anything!
yea. no i was just saying i've seen it before in a different format. i found it for archival purposes