An Alabama prosecutor said today that the first two people had been arrested in connection with alleged student-aid fraud at Bishop State Community College, the Associated Press reported, and the prosecutor promised that more arrests would follow. Meanwhile, the college’s beleaguered president said it would be “premature” for her to resign. State investigators have uncovered a host of questionable financial-aid practices at the college, as well as problematic expenditures by its president, Yvonne Kennedy (The Chronicle, September 24). The college has also drawn the attention of the U.S. Education Department (The Chronicle, September 5).
September 28, 2006
Alleged Fraud in Student Aid Prompts 2 Arrests at 2-Year College in Alabama
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