Malaysian University Probes Chinese Students’ English-Test Credentials
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More than 100 Chinese students at the National University of Malaysia have been unable to graduate on schedule as the university investigates suspected falsification of English-language credentials submitted with their applications.
The university said Tuesday that it was reviewing admissions documents following complaints that some international students had used fraudulent English-proficiency certificates. Those affected are mainly Chinese students in its business school’s master of business administration program.
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