College Cheating Scandal

College Cheating Scandal

Here's how the admissions process is likely to change in the wake of the college cheating scandal

April 11, 2019

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Inline Team

Wow… it’s been a wild couple of weeks in the wake of the federal indictment against parents, sports coaches, a phony admissions consultant, and a phony SAT/ACT proctor. It’s the Justice Department’s largest ever college admissions prosecution.

Well, not surprising, we have a few things to say about that. Here's co-founder Anna Ivey sharing her expertise in the media:

Bloomberg TV Video: College Bribery Scandal
MarketWatch: Are Elite Colleges Really a ‘Golden Ticket’ to a Successful Life?
Chicago Tribune: Helping Kids Get into College is a Big Business. It Usually Doesn't Involve Bribery

What's most important for you to know is this:

‍You CAN get into top schools ethically.

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