January 15, 1999
Loopholes in Student-Aid Law May Expose Programs to Fraud3 Cases of Student-Loan Fraud Involving False Claims of Enrollment Abroad
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Inspector General notes 17 cases in which borrowers claimed to be attending foreign colleges Like thousands of students in the United States, Mohammad Bilal Afif Ibrahim received a federal student loan in the fall of 1995 to study overseas, in his case at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra, a university in the Dominican Republic. |
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