Overview
- Waseda University confirmed it canceled the admissions of five enrolled graduate students after their TOEIC scores were invalidated.
- The university also revoked three graduate offers that had been accepted but not yet matriculated.
- A review found 52 invalidated TOEIC scores were used in Waseda's undergraduate and graduate admissions processes.
- Misconduct was recognized for 44 other applicants who did not gain admission, including one current undergraduate who received an indefinite suspension.
- The IIBC has identified 803 suspected fraudulent examinees nationwide, and Tokyo police have arrested an alleged recruiter as investigations continue.