Well, after 2 years and over $100k, GW decided to ...

Well, after 2 years and over $100k, GW decided to cut the program my daughter was studying. While I understood they couldn't support the program with limited enrollment, their handling of the situation was awful. GW's offer was to teach her out with classes from a different major, but still give her a degree in the major they were dropping. Bad? Yes, but it gets worse. GW decided over a year in advance that they were cutting the program but withheld the information until 3 months into the school year. My daughter could have transferred A FULL SCHOOL YEAR before she did. The administration, including the Director of the College to the Dean of the College to the Associate Provost of the University all stuck to the company line that they handled things properly and that GW shouldn't pay any of my daughter's tuition back. Ridiculous. My only recourse is a lawsuit, which is the next step. Don't believe GW if they every tell you that they care about your child, they don't. They care about your money and their endowment. RUN AWAY. RUN FAR, FAR AWAY.