Showa University said Monday it has padded scores for applicants taking entrance exams for its medical school for the first or second time, in the latest case of entry-test irregularities following the manipulation of scores discovered at Tokyo Medical University.The university in Tokyo said it has also favored applicants from alumni families, starting the score rigging six years ago without notifying applicants of such treatment."We deeply apologize to all our exam takers," Yoshio Ogawa, dean of the university's medical faculty, said at a press conference.Showa University said it gave favo…READ FULL ARTICLE
