Universities win dismissal of student US antitrust claims
( September 24, 2025, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Student have not plausibly alleged a conspiracy among the College Board and its member universities to fix the prices of student financial aid for applicants with non-custodial parents, a US federal judge ruled. District Judge Sara L. Ellis found that nothing in the complaint suggests the universities exchanged internal financial aid decision-making processes or guidelines or otherwise shared with other schools the amount of financial aid they planned to offer a particular student, among other things.See attached file....
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