Kenya The New York Times world17 Aug 2024Chinese Family Reportedly Paid $6.5 Million for Spot at StanfordFrom the day in March that prosecutors announced charges against 50 people in a sweeping college admissions fraud investigation, they have held out a tantalizing mystery: an unnamed family that they said had paid the college consultant at the center of the scheme $6.5 million — far more than any of the parents named in the case — to get their child into college.
Kenya The New York Times world17 Aug 2024Who Paid $1.2 Million to Get Into Yale? A Family's Lawyer Solves the MysteryOne of the mysteries of the sweeping college admissions fraud case has been over the families that prosecutors say paid the biggest sums to a college consultant at the center of the schemes but that have not been charged.
Kenya The New York Times world16 May 2019Georgetown plans to expel 2 students tied to scandalGeorgetown University said Wednesday that it planned to dismiss two students connected to the college admissions scandal. Just hours earlier, one of those students, Adam Semprevivo, whose father has pleaded guilty in the case, sued Georgetown for threatening to expel him, saying that the university had denied him due process and that it should have been aware of misrepresentations on his application long before the Justice Department announced charges in the nation’s largest college admission...
Kenya The New York Times world2 May 2019Chinese family reportedly paid $6.5 million for spot at StanfordFrom the day in March that prosecutors announced charges against 50 people in a sweeping college admissions fraud investigation, they have held out a tantalizing mystery: an unnamed family that they said had paid the college consultant at the center of the scheme $6.5 million — far more than any of the parents named in the case — to get their child into college.
Kenya The New York Times world27 Apr 2019Who paid $1.2 million to get into Yale? A family's lawyer solves the mysteryOne of the mysteries of the sweeping college admissions fraud case has been over the families that prosecutors say paid the biggest sums to a college consultant at the center of the schemes but that have not been charged.
