Chinese Students and Scholars Association a front for Chinese Spying


North Dakota School Awarded Unearned Degrees, State Says
Chinese at North Dakota School Got Unearned Degrees,
State Says Dickinson State University in North Dakota granted hundreds of degrees to Chinese transfer students who didn't complete the required class work, according to a state report.
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Taking More Seats on Campus, Foreigners Also Pay the Freight

"Before I came, I saw the online chatting in China, with hundreds of people coming to the University of Washington," Ms. Luo said. "I was kind of worried about that. I paid to study abroad, and it was almost like I was studying in China."
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U.S. Universities Training Ground
for Chinese Spies, Says Forum

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Tony Liu, a post-doctoral researcher in neurology at Yale speaks about his past relationship with the Chinese Communist Party
The Chinese student community [in the United States] is not really free," explained Mr. Xia Yiyang with the World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong. Instead, he says, many spend their tenure in then West being coerced into doing Beijing's bidding, including extending an agenda of political repression to these shores. For many Chinese students, from the moment they touch down on U.S. soil they are brought into the fold of the Chinese Student and Scholar Association- CSSA- which claims over a hundred branches on U.S. campuses.   MORE
__Lure of Chinese Tuition Squeezes Out Asian-American Students

More than 150,000 students from China are squeezing out American students  from university. The lure of the higher out of state tuition rates make these students more desirable for American universities that are facing cuts in state support.           Read more

_China opens string of spy schools
China has opened a string of spy schools since the beginning of the year in an attempt to significantly increase the training and recruitment of its agents.                    Read more
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Lure of Chinese Tuition Squeezes Out Asian-American Students
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China's vice president orders more thought control over students

Xi Jinping, the Chinese Vice-President, who is tipped to take over from President Hu Jintao later this year, has ordered universities to increase thought control over students and young lecturers.                                Read more