Yale open to study-abroad investigation
Yale will cooperate with a request from the Connecticut attorney general for records pertaining to its study-abroad programs as part of a probe into whether officials at universities around the state received kickbacks from study-abroad companies, University officials said Monday.
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal LAW ’73 said this weekend that he is launching an investigation into whether administrators at Yale and nine other Connecticut schools may have contracted with study-abroad companies because of financial incentives or other perks they or their universities would receive...
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