College administrators’ own road to hell might be paved with routine institutional considerations, suggest the findings of a study that examined a high-profile admissions scandal at the University of Illinois. The potential for misconduct "pervades colleges and universities more than we assume — and even more than we feel comfortable acknowledging," says a paper on the study’s findings, scheduled to be presented on Friday at the American Educational Research Association’s annual conference, in Chicago.

April 17, 2015 ・ From Chronicle of Higher Education