Frederick v. Northwestern University Dental School

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• where the court concluded that a dental student’s dismissal was not a result of arbitrary, capricious, bad-faith or discriminatory conduct on the part of the private school
• where the court concluded that a dental student’s dismissal was not a result of arbitrary, capricious, bad-faith or discriminatory conduct on the part of the private school
• if a student cannot produce evidence to show that a school’s dismissal decision is not based on legitimate academic or professional concerns, he has not raised a question of fact that the dismissal was arbitrary and capricious
• “Courts have been loathe to review, much less overturn, academic dismissals.”

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