She paid $500,000 to have “their unqualified offspring designated as recruits to the USC crew team — despite the fact that they did not participate at all in crew,” ...She and her husband intentionally defrauded USC, created falsified materials, and colluded with each other and their daughter to fraudulently gain college admission....then lied about it......what they did most definitely falls into the category of Criminal Activity – making them Criminals..... a corporate crime. Fraud...and then lied about it, should have come clean at the start.
She still has two years of supervised release, a $150,000 fine, and 100 hours of community service.
She and her husband went through this process of submitting phony applications just so they could have the “privilege” of paying the full cost of a USC education for their kids.
How does any of this constitute fraud if USC didn’t lose a penny — and probably got far more money out of the deal than they would have gotten if they had admitted someone else instead of these kids?
“...two years of supervised release...”
I am going to apply for the job...