ORLANDO, FLA. (WSVN) - A new lawsuit is putting one Florida university under the microscope after allegations surfaced that the institution fabricated job opportunities for its graduates.

Full Sail University in Orlando is one of two colleges accused of using federal dollars to temporarily create job opportunities for graduates, but administrators are remaining steadfast in their denial of the claims.

Mark Kleiman represents two former executives at the Los Angeles film school that filed the lawsuit.

The suit claims the LA Film School and Full Sail University “self-financed thousands of temporary employment opportunities for their graduates through schemes with non-profits and paid off vendors.”

The lawsuit stated that by doing this the schools violated gainful employment requirements

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