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Somebody did it for University of San Diego. Acceptance rate: 51%
Somebody did it for University of San Diego. Acceptance rate: 51%
I see your point, but that actually seems pretty selective to me, lol.. then again, i went to LSU in the 90s, when i’m pretty sure the acceptance rate was 100%.
Right? I'd be like, Hey, rich Mom and Dad, why don't you just give ME the money and I'll be good and then you can stay out of trouble. Again, I don't see ANY of the upside of rich parents doing this that they can't already do for their kids by virtue of their bank accounts and the connections they may have since, you know, apparently some of the kids aren't planning on attending classes and stuff and actually getting an education.It’s so crazy - what message does this send the kids? Helping me cheat my way into college has to be just about near the bottom of the list of things my parents would ever consider doing for me.
Second, I mention it to show what a complete scam the ACT and SAT are. They are supposed to be "predictors" of how a student will do in school. According to the SAT, my daughter should have been a "B" student. It doesn't predict a damn thing. Now, you see that their precious scores are easily manipulated and are outright for sale. High schools and colleges need to re-think the standardize testing, or at least their importance. It is a scam from beginning (hey take these prep-courses) all the way to just paying for the scores you want.
You went through all that to go to USC???????
so whats your point? to her, paying the bribe was the right thing to do and it was obviously more important to her than the money
see? we should have seen this coming
The bribe was monetary, which she says is not important,—- but it kinda is because without it, she couldn’t bribe anyone to make it look like her daughter was smart enough to get into usc.
And ‘doing the right thing’ means following the law. She didn’t exactly follow the law.
Money clearly matters to her.
No. He's the only one.More than 750 families benefited from college cheating scheme, ringleader says
"They want guarantees, they want this thing done. They don't want me messing around with this thing," William Rick Singer said.www.nbcnews.com
761 families facilitated by one guy. How many other 'one guy's are out there?
No. He's the only one.