Depends on the school, but some will prosecute. My local community college woke up their sleepy 15 unit cop squad, and worked with financial aid, in order to p

Depends on the school, but some will prosecute. My local community college woke up their sleepy 15 unit cop squad, and worked with financial aid, in order to prosecute a few people doing it. (A sleepy community college with 15 cops/detectives. There's a state law requiring cops per student ratio regardless of crime which is basically zero. They don't do anything besides ticket cars.) This is what we pay our police to investigate. The couple in Marin County signed up for classes, and got federal aid. They told their friends and it was a popular way to make a few grand, but their public outing stopped the scam. They always showed up to the first class though. Poor people will do sketch chit in order to get ahead. Rich people cheat better, in greater numbers, but don't get caught. (According to professor Cartman. "You know how white people get ahead? They cheat, but they call it, I miss interpreted the ruuules. I'm looking at you Covid business fraudsters, or moral fraudsters.)