Memorial Church on the Stanford University campus. The university rescinded the admission of a student amid a wide-reaching cheating scandal.
The university also revoked credits the student earned while enrolled, a move that experts say is not unusual. “What most people don’t know is if a college finds out a year later or four years later that you lied on your application, they can withdraw the offer of admission,” Sklarow said. “Nothing that happened while you’re on campus will count. They’ll never release a transcript. You’re gone.”
The parents that have paid or donated $$$$$$ for the child to get accepted into school, shouldn't go to jail, just make them pay for 10 students each year full tuition, full college experience for the next 20 years. Lessons learned by the wealthy.
May I suggest that next investigation phase explores worksites whose executive's also cheat on multiple ethical and legal issues, interacting w prospective graduates thru worksite recruitment.
I bet there is not a single educator there that hasn't indulged in a bit of puffery
Stanford made the right move. If the students were allowed to stay, what would deter parents from continuing to bribe and cheat their kids into colleges?
Elizabeth Warren?