JayATL
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I'm not sure I understand the bane of your contention. are you saying that there should be no scam period expected out of any institution in the US? This is a scam prevailed upon what is 99.999% well maintained. we have what close to 2 million Indians in the US studying in fine institutions with no problems? In this case we have what a couple of dozen students by some estimates flagged as fraudulent ?I am not too clear about the case.
If TriValley is an accredited university as per the US Govt, then how is it a bogus university?
Yes, she is subject to being indicted criminally and at the very least she is subject to civil case.Any action being taken against Susie Wong or whatever is the name of the lady who runs it?
again , The US is not omnipotent- the check balances in this case worked, but perhaps not at the right speed . How many people get permitted to the US through a Tourist visa? should that person overstay and not got back- do you blame the Visa approval process of not being able to predict every travelers intent 100% accurately and absolve the the person who has overstayed from deportation?It is also extraordinary since the US runs a whole lot of checks, terrorist, illegal immigrant chances, etc before allowing entry into the US. So, how come the US allowed these students in to join a bogus university. If indeed it is bogus university and is accredited one, then the US Govt is at fault.
The govt of India is responsible for land it owns and when you have land scams by senior army personnel , should the govt ( that body in charge )be held criminally responsible for not catching it the moment it took place ? That's not how any govt entity in any country works. They can learn from this situation and improve checks and balances but that does not absolve the army personnel from being held criminally liable
I think somehow people are of the belief that accreditation is a 24/7 check , where you have govt agents reading every universities line items and books 24/7 for continued adherence?
Accreditation is very similar to how financial institutions in India or in most parts of the world get licensed. They can submit the right papers, have all the right protocols in place, even follow the law and by laws for a long while and then surreptitiously go off the reservation through some not so legal deals.
Doctors can be good doctors and go off the reservation and do non sanctioned operations - that does not mean the medical board is to be blamed. Maybe they need to implement some additional regulations or checks and balances- but they can't be the one who screwed up for bad intentions of a person.
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