Posted on 4/27/2019, 9:32:59 AM by cba123
Families from China were among those who allegedly paid the most in the college admissions scandal, a new sign of the reach of the cheating ring.
One Chinese family allegedly paid $6.5 million to William “Rick” Singer, the California-based college counselor...
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One way the Chinese get their young spies in, the government pays for this
In most of the world bribery is just away of life.
“Facilitating payments”
Clearly, Yale is discriminating against Asians.
Adding to their long history of Jew and Asian hatred.
But that hate can be made to go away. (After the check clears)
It ok to break any rule as long as you don’t get caught. Chinese proverb.
Graduate schools across the US are filled with Chinese that essentially have extremely poor English skills, but have superior scores on standardized tests. They their writing skills are all but non-existent.
Actually that’s higher than the domestic rate!
Knew a Taiwanese family about 20 years ago, dismayed to find $2M wouldn’t get them a slot for their daughter at Harvard.
Considering the cheating and bribing all these families did, maybe colleges/universities should change their admission standards:
(1) Require the same placement tests given at junior colleges, no matter what SAT/ACT score the student got.
(2) Require student athletes to come out to the college and show their skills in person.
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