If the testing firms suspect fraud, they simply cancel the student's score -- but they never tell schools why. A group of students at a Los Angeles high school is suspected of cheating on the ACT college entrance exam by paying a former student, who used fraudulent identification, to take the tests. The testing agency recently began investigating the claims, which could result in cancellation of scores provided to colleges.

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July 14th, 2008

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