Mills College, Northeastern settle student suit for $1.25M

Mills College and Northeastern University have have settled a lawsuit with former students over the acquisition of the Oakland campus.

A judge gave preliminary approval Tuesday to a $1.25 million settlement Tuesday for former students at Mills College in Oakland who claimed they were misled, and forced to spend more on education, when the formerly all-women’s school merged with coed Northeastern University last year.

The class action lawsuit, filed by attorney Bryan Schwartz, alleged that Mills misrepresented the merger with Northeastern after 170 years as an independent women's college.But they agreed to settle for $1.25 million to avoid further litigation.By clicking Sign Up, I confirm

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