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Student Expelled After Getting Scholarship With Fake Documents and AI-Written Essay

Inside Higher Ed

A Lehigh University student with a full scholarship pleaded guilty to a forgery change and was expelled after admitting online that he faked admissions documents and used ChatGPT to write his essay.

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France expects to house 10k Indian students this year

The PIE News

Some will be able to secure scholarships at the program’s end. “We When we ask for certain documents, students have many questions about them. So if we ask them for document A, some think they can pass off document E as document A. We are mandating certain documents because we need a complete student file.”

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France expects to house 10k Indian students this year

The PIE News

Some will be able to secure scholarships at the program’s end. “We When we ask for certain documents, students have many questions about them. So if we ask them for document A, some think they can pass off document E as document A. We are mandating certain documents because we need a complete student file.”

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Stakeholders raise alarm over fake IELTS scores in Pakistan

The PIE News

These agents may charge students extra money under the pretext of scholarships and misguide them on their admission process. The post Stakeholders raise alarm over fake IELTS scores in Pakistan appeared first on The PIE News.

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Education Department Revises Restrictions on Race Initiatives

Insight Into Diversity

Department of Education has modified its previous directives on race in hiring, scholarships, student programs, and other educational policies. The updated document indicates that enforcement will be more measured and follow established legal frameworks, though some concerns remain.

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Russia drives int’l student recruitment with focus on Africa

The PIE News

Russian universities, through RACUS, are offering prospective African students various incentives, including tuition fees between $2,000 and $4,000, English- and French-taught degree programs, 300 scholarships, guaranteed admissions, job opportunities, and a potential pathway to Russian citizenship.

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Celebrating our interconnectedness in the season of annual reviews

ACRLog

This time of year, at my university, and perhaps at yours as well, we are preparing to submit documentation for our annual performance reviews. I cannot imagine my job without our Data and Digital Scholarship librarians. Culture of Personality So, whats with this dissidence? The list goes on.