<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

Hello, /r/legaladvice,

I'd like to present a case to you, though I'd rather keep some details as private as possible. I am a student in a medical profession program and will be graduating in 2016. My girlfriend is a classmate of mine as well. We recently took our boards examinations and got some of our scores back. I passed my test without issue. My girlfriend, however, received an email stating her scores were not going to be released due to a statistical anomaly that essentially mounts to 'we think someone cheated off of your test, but we can't prove it.'

This organizations contract states that they can void/cancel any test results with any evidence they see fit. Their statistical evidence is pretty hefty. 

This has happened in the past with students at other schools who have appealed, but none have been successful. What is odd about this case is that the organization offered her to retake the exam at no charge. Our dean told us she had never heard of that before and she's the president of the association of schools, so she deals with these every year they come up. 

Some students in the past have submitted appeals. When those failed, they sought legal action. I would like to ask what you guys would suggest. We've already drafted a letter of appeal to state our case and what other evidence we could provide to help prove her innocence. It's a long shot at best. We also plan to compile character references from a few professors who know her academically and one of the deans of our school too. 

Is there anything else we could do? We could seek legal action, but I am not sure it would be worth it. The contract states that they reserve the right to cancel any tests at their discretion. There was one lapse in the contract I found that they did not technically abide by and could have helped prevent this from happening. 

Again, any advice is appreciated. I've tried to keep details out of it, but will provide more if necessary. 

Thank you!
<bot>: Girlfriend took an exam for medical profession. Someone may have copied off of her. They canceled her scores and we're appealing. Anything else we can do?