Current Events > Woman got kicked out of law school for posting pics in her underwear on IG

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https://www.the-sun.com/news/7705891/onlyfans-influencer-kicked-off-law-degree-sexy-pictures/

A law degree student has claimed she was kicked off her course after she posed in her underwear, losing 30,000 in fees. Sarah Button says she was booted out of university for sharing sexy content of herself wearing lingerie on Instagram. The 23-year-old is no stranger to sharing private details about her life, including photos of her body, with over 124,000 followers across social media, and shes launched an OF account too making 89,000 a month. Now, Sarah, who joined the site in 2021, has revealed her latest controversial experience - allegedly getting told she wouldnt be able to continue her law degree due to the content she shares online. I think either a professor through the school recognised me or something. I was called into the admin building and they asked if it was me and I said yes but explained that it was under the guise of an alias, but apparently it was against some social media policy Id signed when applying for the course, even though its a completely different name. They said I couldnt continue the course with my online presence. Despite being shocked by what happened and allegedly losing 30,000 she had paid in college fees, Sarah, doesnt hold a grudge against the university.

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That is a shame her lawyer career ended over pics like that.

I'd need to see what she agreed too first before I can weigh in on an opinion

BlueTigerLion posted...

but apparently it was against some social media policy Id signed when applying for the course, even though its a completely different name.

"You can't prove it's me if I used a different name!"

So long as this part is true, then it is fair. And youd think someone studying to be a lawyer would be aware of the language in contracts she is signing.

apparently it was against some social media policy Id signed when applying for the course, even though its a completely different name.

She signed the social media contract unfortunately.

However, I personally believe that schools having social media policies for students is idiotic as fuck.