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Financial Aid Scams: ‘Ghost Students’ Transition From Disappearing to Graduating

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Colleges and the government are fighting the evolving problem of “ghost students,” trying to prevent scammers from receiving financial aid while keeping that money accessible to…

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Financial Aid Scams: ‘Ghost Students’ Transition From Disappearing to Graduating

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