Farrah Abraham plans to “take legal action” against Harvard University after encountering alleged “educational abuse” at the institution.
The 30-year-old told TMZ on Thursday that she experienced “a Chrissy Teigen situation” while completing a master’s program in creative writing through the extension program.
The former member of the Teen Mom cast claimed that he was urged to leave the course after being told to submit a task without reviewing it.
Unhappy: Farrah Abraham revealed he will “take legal action” against Harvard University after alleging “educational abuse” at the hands of his instructors; is seen in 2020
Abraham began by alleging that he had been the victim of unfair treatment related to his assignments in a recent course he had taken.
“A senior teacher in a position of power with a dean blocked me out of class and also told lies about my work,” she remarked.
She also claimed she came to the university to clarify the situation, but according to her, “no one called, no one had any meeting.”
The reality TV star was also shocked by an instructor’s response to her class assignment, after she was told to submit a class assignment without “reviewing” it.
Serious allegations: Former Teen Mom cast member alleged that one of her instructors “blocked me out of a class and also told lies about my work”; appears in the photo in 2019
Cold Shoulder: The reality TV figure also expressed that when he contacted the institution to clarify the matter, “no one called, no one had any meeting.”
“When a teacher tells you ‘don’t worry about checking it out, it’s a class activity, you just have to send it to me’ … as soon as I leave the class, send me an email, m ‘ urges to stop the course, “he recalled.
Abraham went on to talk about the principles of the institution in general, stating that “the Harvard system is completely wrong. It is abusive.
He also lamented the lack of diversity he allegedly encountered during class in college.
“Harvard is a joke, it’s a scam, this is my Harvard review … I was the most colored person in the class, the rest is super white.”
Speaking of her mind: the singer told the media that she felt like the Harvard system was completely wrong; is seen with his daughter Sophia in 2019
The singer noted that she was excited to leave the past behind, although she was still upset about her treatment.
“I’m happy to receive my official transcripts and I can go on with my life, but hey, it was a horrible, horrible environment to go to school. I don’t deserve it, and I treat myself better than that.” he remarked.
Abraham also described herself as a “worker by nature” and told the media that the institution was not professional by its standards.
“I see I don’t work with good people, and Harvard is a very abusive Ivy League school,” he said.
Tough words: Abraham expressly states that Harvard was “a very abusive Ivy League school”
The reality TV figure stated that the university was overly concerned about its public image as a first-rate learning institution.
He said: “Harvard has confused us all mentally and psychologically thinking they are the most prestigious Ivy League; they are not. ‘
Abraham then remarked that the university had a lot of work to do in what she described as its many shortcomings.
“Their academic standards are out of date, they are old, they are archaic and they need to upgrade their system,” he said.
Old school: social media personality also remarked that “university academic standards are not up to date”
TMZ also approached Harvard for comment, and the university responded by noting that they do not comment on individual academic issues in accordance with federal student privacy laws.
Abraham also wrote a lengthy one-star review of Harvard on Yelp, where he lamented in addition to the alleged treatment he received from his instructors.
In the message, he described the university neither as a “safe or credible school to attend” and that “they offer nothing to really produce in the real world.”
Last May, the reality TV figure removed Harvard’s name from his LinkedIn profile because he could not prove he was formally attending the institution.
Making her voice heard: Abraham also wrote a lengthy one-star Yelp review of the Harvard extension program, where he delved into his feelings about the issue.