Cyber Univ. admits to teaching people without ID confirmation

Cyber Univ. admits to teaching people without ID confirmation

TOKYO, Japan - Sakuji Yoshimura, president of Cyber University, an education ministry-accredited institution set up to offer all its teaching through the Internet, said at a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 21 it has not confirmed the identities of 180 of its 620 students. Yoshimura said the Fukuoka City-based university will complete confirmation of their identities by the end of January.

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