The University of Missouri-Kansas City is fighting back against a racketeering and fraud lawsuit that claims it purposely ran up tuition, fees and other costs by requiring students to repeat courses and academic years, without fully replacing grades when determining their grade point average.
In its response, UMKC contends that the relevant statutes cited by the suit don't apply to the university.
A student named Joshua Carter claims that during his second year in medical school, he received a…
The University of Missouri-Kansas City is fighting back against a racketeering and fraud lawsuit that claims it purposely ran up tuition, fees and other costs by requiring students to repeat courses and academic years, without fully replacing grades when determining their grade point average.
In its response, UMKC contends that the relevant statutes cited by the suit don't apply to the university.
A student named Joshua Carter claims that during his second year in medical school, he received a…