Farrah Abraham Blasts Harvard, Plans To Sue Over Alleged Educational Abuse

Farrah Abraham Calls Harvard ‘Educationally Abusive,’ Says She Plans To Sue

Farrah Abraham claims she’s a victim of “educational abuse” and promises legal action against Harvard University.

TMZ caught up with “Teen Mom” star this week in L.A. where she went on a rant about her online program at the famed school.

Apparently, she allegedly got booted from a Zoom course by her teacher, with no follow-up explanation, and now she’s heated.

The 30-year-old claims her professor, Patricia Bellanca, played mind games with her by telling her to turn in an assignment without checking it over then later used that against her in trying to convince her to drop the course completely, TMZ notes.

Not only does she think she may have been racially discriminated against, saying she was the “most person of color” in the class — but she also labeled Harvard’s entire program as a “joke” and a “scam.” With that said, she’s panning to sue.

The reality star says she’s going to file a lawsuit against the school for what she calls “abusive” treatment.