Arizona Board of Regents sued for not refunding fees after coronavirus

Freshmen students enrolled in The Edge leadership program wear gold T-shirts as they help fellow students move into their dorm rooms on move-in day at Northern Arizona University.
/Jake Bacon, Arizona Daily Sun File

Arizona Daily Sun

The Arizona Board of Regents has been sued in a class action lawsuit for refusing to refund student fees after the coronavirus caused universities to move instruction online for the spring 2020 semester.

Adam Levitt, an attorney representing the students in case, said the class action lawsuit was filed on behalf of thousands of college students who allege they are facing steep financial pressures during the coronavirus, according to a law firm of DiCello, Levitt and Gutzler’s press release. The student fees in question relate to room and board fees, Levitt said amount to $10,780 at Northern Arizona University. ASU and UA have fees that are approximately $3,000 higher.

Levitt said the universities took the right action in stopping in-class teaching, but that students need a refund.

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