In general, no. For some studies, there are hard limits.
Of course, none of these snowflakes were trying to study something where you actually had to do any work.
At Least 47 Indicted in Nationwide College Admissions Cheating and Recruiting Scheme
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Of course, none of these snowflakes were trying to study something where you actually had to do any work.
I don't care a whit about them. It is the masses who have disappointed me here. Now, that is kinda funny.
To add, there are 33 of these kids admitted through this scam. 33. During the same period there were almost certainly many multiples of this whose parents bought them access to these same schools in other ways. I seriously doubt that a single qualified kid failed to get into these schools because of this nonsense.
I've had fun with this but mostly just over the sheer stupidity of some rich folks.
Lori Loughlin calls up her attorney, Leopold Feckner (some of you will get this), and says:
"My daughter doesn't qualify for USC, but I have this guy who is going to ensure her SAT is high enough that she will get in with a scholarship. He's only charging me $500,000."
Leopold: "Lori, that's illegal. Just make a $200,000 donation to (name of something important), and the right people will make sure she gets into school. And remember to send me $1600 for the advice I just gave you."
A co-worker of mine about to retire just chuckles about this. He was once at the University of Houston and involved in scams with the football team to keep the players eligible. Cash payments for doing athlete work to keep them eligible and making sure to do it so the guy got a C and didn't arouse suspicion. He was even asked to take their exams for them, but he refused at that point. He said when he left college he took a pay cut - and he wasn't the only one.
The reality is that if your parents are "somebody" then places will make exceptions - without this.
This is in every realm of life folks. It always has been and always will be.
Every motel in Dallas can say that they don't have a room. But if the President of the USA shows up? They've got one.
Lori Loughlin calls up her attorney, Leopold Feckner (some of you will get this), and says:
"My daughter doesn't qualify for USC, but I have this guy who is going to ensure her SAT is high enough that she will get in with a scholarship. He's only charging me $500,000."
Leopold: "Lori, that's illegal. Just make a $200,000 donation to (name of something important), and the right people will make sure she gets into school. And remember to send me $1600 for the advice I just gave you."
A co-worker of mine about to retire just chuckles about this. He was once at the University of Houston and involved in scams with the football team to keep the players eligible. Cash payments for doing athlete work to keep them eligible and making sure to do it so the guy got a C and didn't arouse suspicion. He was even asked to take their exams for them, but he refused at that point. He said when he left college he took a pay cut - and he wasn't the only one.
The reality is that if your parents are "somebody" then places will make exceptions - without this.
This is in every realm of life folks. It always has been and always will be.
Every motel in Dallas can say that they don't have a room. But if the President of the USA shows up? They've got one.
So apparently joe Montana and Phil Mickleson are a part of this service too
https://www.google.com/amp/s/people...-rick-singers-tutoring-kids-hard-workers/amp/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/people...-rick-singers-tutoring-kids-hard-workers/amp/
Following this is like watching Caddyshack golf: Rodney Dangerfield handing over a wad of cash saying “Keep it fair. Keep it fair.” Brian Doyle Murray pocketing the cash while saying “I can’t accept —“
Phil Mickelson is the root of all evil. He was on the same college golf team as Scott Peterson, the guy who murdered his pregnant wife on Christmas Eve in 2002 in Modesto (Laci).
I'm kidding everyone......
This story doesn't shock me at all. Going through my own child looking into colleges for two years I kind of thought this was happening but the arrogance as to changing your child's SAT scores just tells me that their child was very undeserving of that college. I think big colleges love to have children of stars or politicians walking their halls. I hope they all pay for their high and mighty attitudes.
Hell, Loughlin’s daughter even said she hated school in the video. She wouldn’t have gotten into anything other than an average public college (maybe) or a juco, on her own merits.
That’s what I have a problem with; if they aren’t qualified, they don’t belong, and I hope those who bought them access they would not have gotten otherwise get burned.
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Geez, was it's mom's ego that decided it was worth $500,000 to pass this girl off as a member of the "crew team" just to get her into USC. Since she did get in, I wonder how her grades were. I'll bet she would either flunk out or leave before it was degree time. I think I saw something the other day that she doesn't even remember how many days she actually showed up her senior year in high school, but did make sure to come the last day for the party. Doubt she could have handled USC.
She was partying with one of the school’s Board members on his boat the day Mommy flew home to turn herself in; what would you think her grades would look like? Whatever she wanted them to look like, is my guess.
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I don't think that that's really fair...There's "entitled" and "spoiled", but that doesn't make someone a tramp...
How legit is it for female students to be “partying” on a yacht with one of their schools male Board members?
Pretty sure she was an underclassmen, maybe even a freshmen.
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Pretty sure she was with one of the board members kids. Not the board member himself.
Hey now, let's not get in the way of the fun of rushing to pass judgment based on little information!
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