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Credentials fraud now a global threat for universities

Credentials fraud now a global threat for universities

by Admin | Jun 5, 2016 | Featured, Relationship Fraud

Diploma mills have been on the United States radar screen as far back as 1876, when then commissioner of education John Eaton Jr called them a “disgrace to American education”. Today, credential fraud in higher education is a billion-dollar industry, by some accounts....

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