加州大学校长德雷克(Michael V. Drake)在给路透社的邮件中表示,他 "非常严肃地"对待调查结果,校方将 "迅速处理 "报告提出的问题,并对涉事个人进行惩戒。
(Reuters) - The University of California system unfairly admitted 64 “noncompetitive” students between 2013 and 2019, the California state auditor said in a report released on Tuesday that echoed a 2019 college admissions scandal involving at least eight schools across the country.
The audit determined that 22 students had been admitted as student athletes without full qualifications, while another 42 students had been admitted at Berkeley largely because of family connections or donations.
In a statement emailed to Reuters, University of California President Michael V. Drake said he took the auditor’s findings “very seriously” and the university would “swiftly address” concerns raised by the report and discipline individuals involved. source