A graduate student at a university in Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania is suing the university and a professor because of a grade.
Megan Thode attended Lehigh University and
claims that the C-plus she received prevented her from becoming a licensed
therapist.
Thode received the grade during the fall of 2009 and has
since got her master’s degree in human development instead of her desired
degree.
Professor Amanda Eckhardt is the instructor getting sued and
says that she believes that Thode “received the grade she earned.”
Eckhardt also said that Thode failed to receive her 25
participation points because she didn’t behave professionally, resulting in a full letter grade decrease.
Thode says that the C-plus has cost her $1.3 million dollars
in lost earnings and plans to sue for monetary damages and a higher grade.
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