I would think that the question about a school's catalog possibly being a part of a contract enrollment agreement would've been considered a part of the final actually enrollment agreement form. I think that any documents, such as a school's catelog, contains information that is to be true and consistent with any agreement finalized between a student and a school. Therefore, although in and of itself doesn't constitute an agreement, could be used at any point after the actual enrollment agreement is signed, to be used as a legal argument against a school if the language therein is not consistent… >>>
