<p>How does USC Admissions detect fake transcripts? Someone got in this year with a fake transcript as a transfer student from a community college.</p>
<p>This is weird....</p>
<p>If the admissions office becomes aware of the "fake" at any point, the admission can be revoked immediately. The admissions office could call the CC in question if they become suspicious.</p>
<p>that's IF. They're too lazy to go back and double check to see if they're genuine, unfortunately.</p>
<p>At ANY time during your attendance to USC, they can revoke your acceptance and throw you out of school if they find out you lied/cheated on your application. I suspect that if they did find a "fake" transcipt, the student would be immediately thrown out of school.</p>
<p>of course. And I think the penalty would be much harder than just being thrown out. They could also be fined or imprisioned. This isn't a light matter.</p>
<p>what do you mean by a fake transcript? </p>
<p>If a college ever gains knowledge that a students application isn't legit they can throw you out of school or even revoke your diploma if you've already graduated</p>