Yeah because the colleges in the south that charge people for “studying” but you just see them working illegally without even attending the college are different.
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>…”when students arrive to the territory, **there is no monitoring mechanism to follow their status here, whether they attend their universities”**
This is wrong. They recently changed the system after lots of critizism. Universities now have to feed back data about exams and class attendance to the migration authorities.
It’s another question whether this monitoring mechanism is any effective and even properly implemented and also if it leads to any consequences if the universities report a student that does not come to the university. And obviously there is no transparancy. The authorities do not reveal what they know about the number of fake students.
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Yeah because the colleges in the south that charge people for “studying” but you just see them working illegally without even attending the college are different.
>…”when students arrive to the territory, **there is no monitoring mechanism to follow their status here, whether they attend their universities”**
This is wrong. They recently changed the system after lots of critizism. Universities now have to feed back data about exams and class attendance to the migration authorities.
It’s another question whether this monitoring mechanism is any effective and even properly implemented and also if it leads to any consequences if the universities report a student that does not come to the university. And obviously there is no transparancy. The authorities do not reveal what they know about the number of fake students.