Ithaca College Tuition Refund Settlement
Individual payout amount not specified; settlement fund of $1,500,000 will be distributed to class members after deducting notice, administration costs, service award to plaintiff, and attorney fees and costs
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What happened
Ithaca College switched to remote learning and services in mid-March 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Students allege the college breached its contract by no longer providing in-person and on-campus educational services and access to campus facilities for which they had paid full tuition and fees. Ithaca denies liability and claims students received the contracted-for services.
Do you qualify?
All students enrolled as undergraduate or graduate students on campus at Ithaca College during the Spring 2020 semester who did not withdraw prior to March 23, 2020, for whom any tuition and fees were paid from a source other than an Ithaca scholarship or grant, and whose tuition and fees have not been fully refunded.
How to file
Submit an Election Form online at www.IthacaRefundLawsuit.com with your unique login credentials by October 5, 2025 to select your payment method (check, Venmo, or PayPal) and update your address if needed. No form submission is required to receive a check at your last known address on file with Ithaca.
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