Tonya J. Mead
Fraud in education
It’s rare when former students fraudulently entering the U.S. are turned over to the federal government for prosecution. However, technically, the consequence should lead to permanent inadmissibility to the U.S. because of prior fraud or misrepresentation, according to the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.
Written By: Tonya J. Mead
Fraud in education, part 2
Unlike the bank, retail, health care and insurance sectors, discovery of fraud in education is still evolving. School reform, growth of for-profit universities, expansion of distance learning programs, restriction of student loan debt forgiveness and school vouchers represent just a few challenges impacting the landscape.
Written By: Tonya J. Mead
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