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Nearly 100 Would-Be MBAs Nailed in GMAT Scandal The GMAT cheating scandal that has roiled the business school world for nearly three months, threatening to shatter the dreams of thousands, ended this week with more of a whimper than a bang. The exam administrator voided the scores of just 84 test takers and is allowing the vast majority of them to retake the exam immediately. At least some of the voided scores belong to students who have either already been accepted to business school or have graduated.   2008-09-14 Grilling GMAC on the GMAT Cheating Scandal Recent MBA students and applicants have had lots of questions since the Graduate Management Admission Council won a lawsuit against Scoretop.com (BusinessWeek.com, 7/1/08), a Web site that was allegedly providing live General Management Admission Test questions to VIP subscribers. The students want to know why GMAC never warned them that this service was against the rules. They also want to know whose scores will be canceled and what their ultimate punishment will be (BusinessWeek.com, 7/13/08).   Source:(BusinessWeek)   2008-07-29 Test Scandal Has Business Students Sweating A lot of business school applicants are suddenly very nervous, but it isn't the usual case of worrying that their application essays won't be up to par. In the week since cheating allegations emerged surrounding Scoretop.com, a now-shuttered preparation site for the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), applicants who used the site have become fearful that their scores will be canceled, they will be banned from retaking the test, or they might even be barred from business school.   Nations:China U.S.   Source:(BusinessWeek)   2008-07-02 China lures expatriates but success hard: study China is one of the easiest places for recruiters to lure expatriate executives, but is also one of the hardest places for them to succeed, according to a study released on Tuesday.   Nations:Japan U.K. South Korea Singapore China   2006-09-28 China students use Internet to prep for study abroad Chinese students are putting the "world" back into the Worldwide Web, using the Internet to prep each other in ultra-fine detail on the unfamiliar and often laborious process of applying to study abroad.   Nations:China U.S.   2006-04-17 Headlines Nearly 100 Would-Be MBAs Nailed in GMAT Scandal 2008-09-14 Grilling GMAC on the GMAT Cheating Scandal 2008-07-29 Test Scandal Has Business Students Sweating 2008-07-02 China lures expatriates but success hard: study 2006-09-28 China students use Internet to prep for study abroad 2006-04-17 FBI: al-Qaida Operative Used Student Visa 2004-10-14 Japan to tighten visa requirements for foreign students 2003-12-11 China School Ordered to Pay Testing Cos. 2003-09-28 UC Berkeley Bars Students From SARS Areas 2003-05-06 Chinese students protest visa rules at US embassy 2002-08-13 GRE Probe Reveals Online Answers 2002-08-07 INS to Track Foreign Students Via Web 2002-05-10 INS Sets New Rules for Student Visas 2002-04-09 U.S. Denied Visa Bias Against Chinese Students 2001-09-11 ETS sues Beijing school for copyright infringement 2001-02-20 Foreign Students Help Ease U.S. Labor Crunch 2000-09-05 China enhances bid to lure back talent 2000-07-31 3 Chinese arrested over bogus university diplomas 2000-01-18 Chinese Student Sentenced in Poisoning Case 2000-01-08 Most-viewed Nearly 100 Would-Be MBAs Nailed in GMAT Scandal 2008-09-14 Grilling GMAC on the GMAT Cheating Scandal 2008-07-29 Test Scandal Has Business Students Sweating 2008-07-02 INS to Track Foreign Students Via Web 2002-05-10

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