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The University of Southern California will revamp its admissions process for student-athletes in the wake of the nationwide cheating scandal<\/a>, according to a report.<\/p>\n School officials announced Thursday all prospective student-athletes\u2019 applications will be subject to a more thorough review starting with the class of 2024, according to CNN<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cEvery student-athlete candidate\u2019s file will be reviewed on three levels \u2014 by the head coach, the senior sports administrator overseeing the team, and the USC Office of Athletics Compliance \u2014 before being sent to the admissions staff,\u201d the university said in a letter.<\/p>\n \u201cThe head coach will certify in writing that the student is being recruited for athletic abilities. Athletic rosters will be audited at the beginning and end of every academic year and cross-checked with admissions lists.\u201d<\/p>\n The letter also said the enrollment status of current students embroiled in the admissions scandal will be determined.<\/p>\n \u201cThe possible outcomes range from no finding of violation to revocation of admission, and will depend on the facts of each case,\u201d school officials said.<\/p>\n The announcement comes two days after the university\u2019s former assistant women\u2019s soccer coach, Laura Janke, agreed to plead guilty<\/a> to creating bogus athletic profiles for students, including \u201cFull House\u201d actress Lori Loughlin\u2019s daughter, Olivia Giannulli.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n