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Message: [QUOTE="upstater, post: 2864929, member: 153"] Universities do this all the time. There are transcript errors where students are asked to make up work (usually online) after they receive their degrees so that their transcript remains in good standing. I would argue the opposite of what you wrote. In UNC's internal investigation, they determined that the classes were fraudulent classes designed for athletes. The coaches discussed these classes openly with advisors. This was in UNC's own investigation. The NCAA could have easily acted on that admission and nothing else. Furthermore, the NCAA could have looked at the APR scores more closely [/QUOTE]