By your own admission that is untrue. 

I would think offering him money not to sue almost looks like an admission of guilt - would not recommend this without getting an attorney involved whatsoever.2.  

These 2 books were worth the price of admission.

Speak with the admissions or the housing department ( i assume their is one but I never went to college so I don't really know).Honestly, I think it's a great idea the more I write about it.

They helped us with all of that, The Networking opportunities at the 3 day events are worth the price of admission alone, Ran into several old friends, and made lots of new ones...Overall we had a Great Experience at both of the Fortune Builders Event that we went to, Other people May have had Different Experiences, But the bottom line is, Don't knock it till you tried it !!!!

In addition, the buyer breached 2 contracts.Buyer is willing to settle for $2,500.00 by admission

Part of the price of admission was a 1 hr private coaching session valued at $1500 that would be scheduled at a later date.  

By your own admission it seems like you are trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist.  

A quick search on the topic of admissibility turned up this article on using text messages in legal proceedings.

Either because 1) they now know you'll ultimately pay, or 2) they may see the fact that you paid as an admission of guilt and therefore any future claims may seem more credible since you were "guilty" of discrimination on this prior occasion?