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RAMEY ET AL. V. THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

Case No. 2:20-cv-00753-RJC

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WELCOME TO THE RAMEY V. THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY CLASS ACTION
SETTLEMENT WEBSITE.

ATTENTION: ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING
ALL COMMONWEALTH CAMPUSES AND BRANCH LOCATIONS, WHO PAID TUITION AND/OR FEES FOR
THE SPRING 2020 SEMESTER BUT HAD THEIR IN-PERSON CLASS(ES) MOVED TO ONLINE
LEARNING

The United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania has
authorized this Settlement Website. If you have received a notice of this
lawsuit in the mail or by email, you have been identified as a person who is or
may be a member of the Potential Settlement Class in this lawsuit, and the
proposed Settlement of this lawsuit, if approved, may affect your legal rights.

If you were a student enrolled at Penn State, including all commonwealth
campuses and branch locations, during the Spring 2020 semester and paid tuition
and/or fees to attend at least one in-person class, then you are part of the
proposed Potential Settlement Class (a “Potential Settlement Class Member”)
affected by this lawsuit.

Where can I find my UniqueID and PIN?


Your Legal Rights and Options in This Lawsuit

Do Nothing and Automatically Receive a Payment Your payment will be sent
automatically by First-Class Mail to your last known permanent postal address on
file with Penn State. Settlement Class Members will also have the option, but
are not required, to visit the Settlement Website at
www.PennStateTuitionRefundSettlement.com.com to choose one of the following
selections: (a) provide an updated address for sending a check; or (b) elect to
receive the Settlement Benefit by Venmo or PayPal instead of a paper check. For
more information, see FAQ 7. Exclude Yourself from the Proposed Settlement
postmarked no later than January 6, 2025 You can choose to “opt out” of the
proposed Settlement. Opting out means that you choose not to participate in the
proposed Settlement. It also means that you cannot object to the proposed
Settlement (see below). If you opt out, you will not receive a payment and you
will keep any individual claims you may have against Penn State relating to the
transition to remote learning in the Spring 2020 semester. Be aware that the
statute of limitations may impact your ability to file a claim. For more
detailed opt-out instructions, see FAQ 11. Object to the Proposed Settlement
postmarked no later than January 6, 2025 You can file an objection with the
Court explaining why you believe the Court should reject the proposed
Settlement. If your objection is overruled by the Court and the proposed
Settlement is approved, then you would be included in the Settlement Class. If
the Court agrees with your objection, then the proposed Settlement may not be
approved. If you choose to object, you may not also opt out of the proposed
Settlement, as only participating Settlement Class Members may object to a
proposed Settlement. For more detailed objection instructions, see FAQ 12.


These rights and options—and the deadlines to exercise them—are explained on the
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page of this website.

Current Status

The Court granted Preliminary Approval of the Settlement on October 8, 2024,
with Noticing of the Preliminary Approval to Potential Settlement Class Members
to be completed on November 22, 2024.


Important Dates
 * Spring 2020 Semester
   Enrolled at Penn State (including all commonwealth campuses and branch
   locations)
 * January 6, 2025
   Deadline to Exclude Yourself from the Settlement
 * January 6, 2025
   Deadline to Object to the Settlement
 * February 18, 2025, 1:30 p.m. EST
   Final Approval Hearing




WHERE CAN I FIND MY UNIQUE ID AND PIN?

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If you received an Email Notice indicating that you are part of the Settlement
Class, you will have a 10-character alphanumeric "Unique ID" and a 4-digit
"PIN". Both values will be found on the top of your Email Notice, and can be
seen in the picture below:

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If you did not receive an Email Notice or have lost yours, please contact the
Settlement Administrator by calling 1-888-884-4079 (toll-free) for assistance.

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