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At least you did the right thing, most people would have walked away and pretended that they had no clue what happened... FYL for you having to pay for something that may or may not have been your fault
And that kind of bullshit is exactly why I'm one of those people who'd walk away and pretend I had no clue what happened.
tuition is allready hella expensive in america probably just best to walk away. . now i know i will
I remember that during drama class, we had to stand on the tables and "express ourselves"... Yeah that didnt end well, someone broke a table exactly by half and he was told to pay for the table. We all complained about it, and then the teacher had to pay the 75 euros. Guess which class got the lowest marks..
That's the politics of college for you! I'm sorry, OP, you should fight that. I know my college has ways to fight unjust fines. I'm sure yours does too.
#34 Not everyone has $400 to just throw away to save a bit of time and effort
Plus 400 dollars to fix a bench leg ? What a joke !
Wow that's ridiculous. They punish you for doing the right thing?
I know right!? If it was me I'd say " Get fined for doing the right thing... Ok... If it happens to me again, I'm not saying a word"
They are really trying to push people towards not saying anything at all.
Contact your school's bursar office about it. Hopefully you've documented your interactions with the administration. I'd also check up on your school's policies on dealing with damages not caused by malicious intent or carelessness, as they may work in your favor. It may even be worth contacting a lawyer and getting them to hassle the school. Typically, they'll gladly give up a $400 bill (which is pocket change to them) to not have to deal with legal issues.
Take them to all claims court
They sure love encouraging people to be honest -_-
Fight it! There has to be a way to avoid paying and being punished. Accidents happen.
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At least you did the right thing, most people would have walked away and pretended that they had no clue what happened... FYL for you having to pay for something that may or may not have been your fault
That's the politics of college for you! I'm sorry, OP, you should fight that. I know my college has ways to fight unjust fines. I'm sure yours does too.