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For the second time in a month, the council and an executive committee of the ABA’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar has rejected a teach-out plan submitted by the Florida Coastal School of Law.
According to a May 13 news release from the DOE, the private equity firm that owned 98.6% of Florida Coastal relinquished its ownership in April.
In regard to the teach-out plan rejections, the council first posted a public notice April 26, stating that the submission did not include sufficient details. The revised plan also lacked sufficient details, specifically in regard to the DOE decision, according to the May 18 public notice.
Florida Coastal School of Law disputes the findings released May 13 by the office of Federal Student Aid in the U.S. Department of Education denying the school’s reinstatement into the loan program.
The school’s dean says the decision not to reinstate Florida Coastal in the federal student loan program is a mistake and it will appeal the denial, according to a statement released May 14 by the law school.
“I was perplexed by the ED’s decisions and disagree on many points they made in the letter and press release,” said Peter Goplerud, Florida Coastal president and dean, in the release.