That's a weird analogy. And I'm not saying it because it doesn't make sense, but the mortgage industry just went through a crisis where people lied on their mortgage applications about income/how much they could afford, and the banks were in on it, and I'm still not sure anyone got "punished" for it.
I agree that they need to expel him, even if his grades were up to snuff he got in on fraudulent grounds. I'm not so sure about the credits, that's years and years of stuff that's wiped out that he paid for and took the courses, especially if he had no knowledge of it.
The point I made earlier about him earning the grades isn't talking about his GPA, it's the suspicion that if you cheat to get into the school how can I trust that you didn't bribe the teachers/cheat on tests? Maybe unlikely, because getting into a school isn't as hard as maintaining grades once in, but I would think even that "hard work" is suspect.
