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Fraud charges for 15 Chinese
15名中国留学生替考遭起诉
Fifteen Chinese nationals have been charged with developing a fraud scheme in which they paid imposters to take entrance exams, including the SAT, and gained acceptance to elite American colleges and universities, the US Department of Justice said on Thursday. Conspirators were paid up to $6,000 each time they used counterfeit Chinese passports to trick test administrators into thinking they were the person who would benefit from the test score, a federal grand jury charged.
美司法部28日称，15名中国公民因涉嫌"替考"遭到起诉。他们雇佣冒名顶替者参加SAT等考试，并以此进入一流美国高校。联邦大陪审团称，顶替者用伪造的中国护照蒙骗监考人员，每次酬劳高达6千美元。
A white paper said an estimated 3% of Chinese students studying in the US - or about 8,000 - were dismissed last year because of poor academic performance.
一份白皮书显示，去年有约8000名中国留学生因成绩差被美国学校开除，估计占中国在美留学总人数的3%。
