#Roomies, a 32-year-old college dropout is refusing to leave her dorm room! She’s been living in the 100-square-foot single for two years post dropping out of Hunter College and now the New York school has had enough.
According to the lawsuit, the former geography major “racked up a staggering $94,000 in unpaid residence hall charges on account of her continued occupancy, all the while ignoring Hunter College’s service of additional vacate notices.”
Despite the suit, sis says she’s not going anywhere. “I plan on fighting the lawsuit and while I fight it, I’m going to stay,” she told The New York Post. She explained that she wanted to register for fall 2016 classes but the school refused to let her after she disputed her housing and tuition bill from the previous semester.
“I felt that it was a miscommunication initially,” she explained, “but after I met with the dean I felt that they were starting to treat me unfairly. It was like, ‘Get out.’”
The lawsuit states that only full-time college students who maintain a certain GPA and keep up with their room and board fees are allowed to stay in the dorms.
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