Can a School widthhold further credits, addmission, transcripts or a degree completion because I got Sweet V Cardona full discharge?

I recieved full discharge under Sweet settlement. I have recently contacted my old school Devry because i was two credit short of getting my associates. I was diagnosed with a medical condition that made my studies more difficult at the time. I've been in discussions to be able to get my degree for a ciricculum that is no longer offered, the Electronic and computer technology AAS degree.

I contacted devry corporate and explained that I really should be able to get my degree because I completed more Credits than the program required. They just labeled many of the coursed I took as "not applicable to this program". They have recently completed a a re-audit with the deans of the school and regristrar. They have provided me a pathway; they are willing to re-open my ECT program and applied some alternative credits to my transcript. I just have to take one more course to get my AAS degree. I was just called back and was told that I have to file some kind of appeal document to be allowed to be admitted in order to complete my degree. I am not going to write anything to refute the claims of my BDR application. I explained to them that my application was not approved for loan discharge based on any of the claims I made ( the same claims they got in trouble with the FTC for)

I told them my application was granted an approval under Sweet as full class member, my claims were not even considered or adjudicated to approve my BDR. The Dept. of Education just approved my discharge with out any consideration of the claims I made in the application. So here is my question, isn't there a stipulation where schools can not deny transcripts, credits, further admisison, registration or other services soley based on the fact that I applied to BDR?