Past Coverage

• ETS Urges Caution on Evaluating Scores of Tests Given in China - February 16, 2001
• Chinese Applicants to U.S. Universities Often Resort to Shortcuts or Dishonesty - January 5, 2001
• Testing Service Says GRE Scores From China, South Korea, and Taiwan Are Suspect - August 16, 2002
• ETS Agrees to Alter Policy on Reporting Tests Taken Under Modified Conditions - February 23, 2001
• Chinese Court Reduces Penalty for Pirating Exams - January 14, 2005

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