<prompt> Human: Hello rpersonalfinanceI cannot disclose a lot about my situation but will try to explain everything so that I can receive the guidance I desperately need. So here is the story. At the high-level university I went to, there was a massive cheating scandal in which some professors colluded with certain students to allow for them to get better grades in the class, nothing sexual--just fucked up money trading. I ended up going to court against the university and certain members of the staff and come away with an undisclosed amount of money which I now understand why it is undisclosed but with the information that I would be asked to leave the university.Now I am left in a pretty weird place. While I do have a big amount of money now, I worry for my future ability to handle this amount of money. With the little experience I have from previous business courses, I have been investing but do not know how long I could last with the ability to seek higher education being somewhat out of the question. Any help would be appreciated and I could elaborate more if needed but I have a non-disclosure form that keeps me from saying a lot more. Assistant: Did you graduate?Human: Couldnt.I completed three years and then filed the complaint. Wasnt given a lot of love from the university.Assistant: Use that money to go to a different uni and graduate. Transfer as many credits as you can from previous uni.Human: So far, I have found out that universities dont like it if you have a record of suing other universities. Assistant: How would they even know this? Have you been rejected from other universities? Human: I have to disclose the reason for my departure from the university. Kind of sucks but it does make sense.  <response>: OK but I assume its not a multiple-choice question where Sued prior school is one of the choices. Incompatibility with department seems like a better option. 