[Alberta's Child]

Those “more deserving students” cannot be victims of fraud because they aren’t legally entitled to those slots in college.

And since colleges really have no objective system for ranking applicants, there’s no way to accurately say who was “more deserving” anyway.

The real kicker here is that most of the students who got into these schools through these “fraud” cases were doing fine and getting good grades. So obviously they were well qualified to be there.

[stinkerpot65]

Political witchhunt by the corrupt FBI.

[one guy in new jersey]

The victims are the children whose parents are saying, by their actions, you are deficient.

That’s not a crime. That said, it’s pretty horrible.

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The real kicker here is that most of the students who got into these schools through these “fraud” cases were doing fine and getting good grades. So obviously they were well qualified to be there.

Or courses have gotten so easy and grading has gotten so soft and they are paying for enough help that they are doing well. Athletes who have much lower scores are doing fine because they know which courses to take, have tutoring, professors go easy on them, and they have access to archived old exams which sometimes aren't changed from year to year.

[AAABEST]

Another dumb AF Canadian, who can’t tell the difference between right and wrong.

Even after it’s explained to him... slowly.