Many a Northwestern student has fantasized about graduating college without having to endure the all-nighters and feverish studying. But for hundreds of foreign students at Dickinson State University in North Dakota, this dream was a reality. An internal audit showed that since 2003, 584 international students, mostly from China and some from Russia, received degrees without the right number of credits or proper admissions requirements, and with falsified transcripts from their Chinese universities. Dickinson State University is working to notify the students and help them meet the actual requirements, and the school has been advised to immediately terminate its international programs. It might be nice to graduate without doing all the work, but it’s probably just better to do it right the first time.
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Students at Dickinson State University graduated without doing all the work
