Fraud Schemes Targeting Higher Education

Fraud Schemes Targeting Higher Education

Presented on August 21, 2024

Kinman Tong, Principal, Higher Education Practice
Tammy Lohr, Director, Higher Education Practice

Get an update on common fraud schemes experienced by higher education institutions based on the 2024 Association of Certified Fraud Examiner’s Report to the Nations.

Learn more about basic fraud concepts, common perpetrators of fraud, and recent real-world examples of schemes committed in higher education, as well as accepted strategies to help prevent and detect fraud.

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