NJ Teen Sues Parents for college fund

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Again, I’m not saying that Rachel is right here, just that we don’t know.

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<p>Jonri,</p>

<p>One thing you seem to be ignoring is that the local CDS did investigate the allegations of abuse lodged by Rachel against her parents and found them to be unwarranted. </p>

<p>While there’s a possibility CDS may have overlooked something or the Canning parents were great actors, that seems to be a remote possibility considering what has been publicized so far. </p>

<p>On the other hand, there is much evidence Rachel was acting out of control as shown through being suspended twice by her school. </p>

<p>In light of all that, Rachel has much more of a credibility problem in the eyes of the judge and most reasonable people looking at this case. </p>

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<a href=“'Spoiled' cheerleader who lost lawsuit against parents picks a college and brags about $56,000 scholarship - even though tuition is just $47,000 | Daily Mail Online”>'Spoiled' cheerleader who lost lawsuit against parents picks a college and brags about $56,000 scholarship - even though tuition is just $47,000 | Daily Mail Online;

<p>I saw this on another message board. I postulated that perhaps she received $14K per year for 4 years.</p>

<p>She may discover that the lawsuit will continue to garner her increased scrutiny and attention which she doesn’t actually want.

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<p>Spotted this: <a href=“Western New England University: SAT Scores, Admit Rate”>http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/western-new-england-university.htm&lt;/a&gt; and wondered…how much higher would her SATs need to be to get a merit scholarship from this school if her HS GPA was a 3.4 as stated in court records? </p>

<p>It doesn’t seem like this U’s selectivity or moreso…its SAT profile is very impressive. </p>