SupercitedVerified Matter
Anwar v. California Northstate University — BS-MD Program Class Action
Action dismissed in 2024; publicly available sources reviewed do not disclose the basis or any settlement terms.
Students enrolled in California Northstate University’s combined BS-MD program brought a putative class action alleging that CNU represented students who satisfied specified academic requirements would receive admission to its College of Medicine, but later denied admission to qualifying students. The litigation asserted contract, fraud, negligent misrepresentation and California consumer-protection claims arising from CNU’s marketing and administration of the program
Result
- Outcome
- Dismissal
- Short result
- Action dismissed in 2024; publicly available sources reviewed do not disclose the basis or any settlement terms.
- Remedy
- Damages; Restitution; Injunctive Relief; Declaratory Relief; Specific Performance
- Year
- 2024
- Published
- 2026-09-03
- Updated
- 2026-10-07
Supporting sources
- Filed March 25, 2021 Complaint · Court filing
- Anwar v. CNU — FAC-related court filing on Trellis · CourtListener
- Sacramento Business Journal - California Northstate students allege fraud over BS-MD program · News / public announcement
- California Code, Civil Code · CIV § 3412 · Statute / rule
- Consumers Legal Remedies Act, · Cal. Civ. Code § 1750 et seq · Statute / rule
- California Code, Civil Code · Cal. Civ. Code § 1770 · Statute / rule
- Unfair Competition Law, Cal. Bus. & Prof. · Code § 17200 et seq. · Statute / rule
- California Code, Code of Civil Procedure · CCP § 1060 · Statute / rule
- California Code, Education Code · EDC § 94874 · Statute / rule
- California Code, Education Code · §§ 94902(b)(2) · Statute / rule
- California Code, Education Code · EDC § 94894 · Statute / rule