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Thousands of ‘ghost students’ are applying to California colleges to steal financial aid. Here’s how.
Months after a mysterious check for $1,400 landed in Richard Valicenti’s mailbox last summer, the U.S. Department of Education notified him that the money was a mistake — an overpayment of the $3,000 Pell grant he had used to attend Saddleback College in Orange County. “I told them I never applied for a Pell,” said Valicenti, a 64-year-old radiation oncologist at UC Davis who had never even heard of Saddleback. Valicenti’s name is among the...
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Thousands of ‘ghost students’ are applying to California colleges to steal financial aid. Here’s how.
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