TenuredVulture wrote:

Soren wrote:TU wants $2587 from me. They "have no letter on file" from when I emailed admissions asking to withdraw in July. I have a meeting with my assigned advisor who I will be meeting for the first and hopefully last time.

Do you have the e-mail in your sent mail file? Probably that's enough if they really go after you.

Bill McNeal wrote:Yeah, same here. My wife keeps telling me I should make a Pinterest account because I'll find so much cool stuff on there. So I was like what and she had me search for something on her profile so I could see all of the awesome stuff. I seearched for "iPad" the only results that came back were for DIY knitted iPad cases. Case closed

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I have a band-aid on my face

feels dumb man

Bucky wrote:that's pretty cheap actually. How big is the crack?? (/DiM)

The Dude wrote:Calvin just paid for one myself. it was $220 for him to come out to me and replace it. I broke it bc i was in horrible traffic on the parkway and just punched it. I was in shock

The Dude wrote:Calvin just paid for one myself. it was $220 for him to come out to me and replace it. I broke it bc i was in horrible traffic on the parkway and just punched it. I was in shock

Bucky wrote:how did you get your car in the elevator

Soren wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

Soren wrote:TU wants $2587 from me. They "have no letter on file" from when I emailed admissions asking to withdraw in July. I have a meeting with my assigned advisor who I will be meeting for the first and hopefully last time.

Do you have the e-mail in your sent mail file? Probably that's enough if they really go after you.

I have the email, my professor (correctly) entered that I never attended the class, I was enrolled in another university (took a class at community college) and my advising meeting in June I said several times I had potential work conflicts. I should be in the clear.

CalvinBall wrote:i have a crack in my windshield. 250 dollars to replace according to the safelite website. has any had one replaced before? do you remember what you paid?

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

Soren wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

Soren wrote:TU wants $2587 from me. They "have no letter on file" from when I emailed admissions asking to withdraw in July. I have a meeting with my assigned advisor who I will be meeting for the first and hopefully last time.

Do you have the e-mail in your sent mail file? Probably that's enough if they really go after you.

I have the email, my professor (correctly) entered that I never attended the class, I was enrolled in another university (took a class at community college) and my advising meeting in June I said several times I had potential work conflicts. I should be in the clear.

The e-mail should be all that you need, but you might want to confirm the withdrawal procedure in the Student Handbook before following up with them. If you're good, then quote the procedure back to them when you forward the e-mail to them. You'll get a lot further with them if you come across as knowing what you're talking about... they get dozens of students every semester making dubious arguments about their unpaid tuition bill.

(Just FYI, I represent colleges in collection matters.)

CalvinBall wrote:

Bucky wrote:that's pretty cheap actually. How big is the crack?? (/DiM)

it keeps growing. happened saturday after getting stuck in the elevator. think a small rock hit it. its about a foot and a half long now.

TenuredVulture wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

Soren wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

Soren wrote:TU wants $2587 from me. They "have no letter on file" from when I emailed admissions asking to withdraw in July. I have a meeting with my assigned advisor who I will be meeting for the first and hopefully last time.

Do you have the e-mail in your sent mail file? Probably that's enough if they really go after you.

I have the email, my professor (correctly) entered that I never attended the class, I was enrolled in another university (took a class at community college) and my advising meeting in June I said several times I had potential work conflicts. I should be in the clear.

The e-mail should be all that you need, but you might want to confirm the withdrawal procedure in the Student Handbook before following up with them. If you're good, then quote the procedure back to them when you forward the e-mail to them. You'll get a lot further with them if you come across as knowing what you're talking about... they get dozens of students every semester making dubious arguments about their unpaid tuition bill.

(Just FYI, I represent colleges in collection matters.)

Generally, the school will refuse to release your transcripts until the bill is settled--I'm not surprised these days schools will go out and hire collection agencies.