Trump University Students Say They Were Pressured To Give Positive Reviews

Former students at Donald Trump’s now-extinct school for entrepreneurs are claiming they were coerced into giving instructors positive reviews, according to a report by The New York Times.

Donald Trump is answering critics of Trump University by pointing to the now-defunct school's satisfaction rating of "98 percent." Some former students are now claiming they were pressured to give instructors and the school positive reviews.
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Carol Reif

03/11/2016 1:00 p.m.

Trump University – which purported to teach real estate and wealth-creation skills – crumbled under the weight of an avalanche of lawsuits, according to multiple media reports.

The billionaire businessman and Republican presidential candidate owns a mansion in Bedford and golf clubs in Briarcliff Manor and Hopewell Junction.

Trump's political rivals have been battering him with references to the suits, which allege fraudulent and misleading business practices, and he has hit back by pointing to the university’s satisfaction rating of “98 percent” -- which is based on student reviews, The New York Times story said.

To read The New York Times article, click here.

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