Rashdan v. University of the Pacific CA1/3
Appellant Dr. Dalia Rashdan (Mohamed), a dentist licensed in Egypt, enrolled in the University of the Pacific’s (University) two-year, International Dental Studies Program to obtain a degree which would allow her to become a licensed dentist in the United States, subject to passing board exams. Appellant completed her courses, but, before her anticipated graduation, the University determined that she had not satisfied the practice requirements. University allowed her to continue for one year to demonstrate her competence in two clinical areas. Her appeal of that decision to the review committee was denied. Instead of completing the remediation, Appellant withdrew from the program and filed this suit. After adverse rulings on her complaint and first amended complaint, she filed her second amended complaint alleging breach of contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing and negligence. The trial court sustained the demurrer to all three claims on the ground tha
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