Just ask the people holding accounting degrees. 'How much did you learn about fraud in college?' The shocking answer: little or nothing.

Accountants don't currently learn what motivates fraudulent conduct, how to spot the signals, how to prevent fraud from occurring and much more. As it stands now, auditors are fighting a war without being taught how to recognize the enemy. Until that changes, expect more heavy casualties.

At the SEC, the search for fraud was left largely to others -- private auditors and boards of directors, which were either doodling at their desks or were engaged in conflicts of interest that made it unlikely they would ever bark at corporate fraud or crimes,

The program helps people in community college programs to pursue the opportunities available in highly selective institutions.

We are a small college. To get the college the exposure the band brings to the institution is priceless.

High school was OK, I guess. I plan to go to college and then, well, look for a job.