UNC gets probation from accrediting agency
Posted Jun 11, 2015
A group that accredits UNC announced Thursday that it's sanctioning UNC over the so-called paper-classes scandal. Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges decided this week to put the school on probation for a year, said Belle Wheelan, the group's president. The decision cited seven different violations of the group's policies, including one that said UNC had failed to uphold a requirement to conduct itself with integrity.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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