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Architect of US college admissions scam receives prison sentence - Vimarsana News

Architect of US college admissions scam receives prison sentence

University admissions consultant Rick Singer receives three and a half years in prison for masterminding bribery scheme.

US college scam mastermind gets longest 'Varsity Blues' probe sentence - Vimarsana News

US college scam mastermind gets longest 'Varsity Blues' probe sentence

BOSTON –The architect of the largest US college admissions fraud scheme ever uncovered was sentenced on Wednesday (Jan 4) to three-and-a-half years in prison for helping wealthy parents secure the admission of their children to elite universities through cheating and bribery. The sentence imposed on former college admissions consultant William "Rick" Singer by US District Judge Rya Zobel in Boston...

College Scam Mastermind Rick Singer Gets 3.5 Years In Prison - Vimarsana News

College Scam Mastermind Rick Singer Gets 3.5 Years In Prison

Rick Singer pleaded guilty nearly four years ago to paying off people to help get students of wealthy parents into elite schools.

Rick Singer gets longest prison sentence yet in college bribe scandal - Vimarsana News

Rick Singer gets longest prison sentence yet in college bribe scandal

Rick Singer, the founder of Edge College & Career Network, has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison. He coordinated the sprawling bribery scheme that put a spotlight on the secretive admissions system already seen as rigged in favor of the rich.

Mastermind of college admissions scandal gets 3.5 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Mastermind of college admissions scandal gets 3.5 years in prison

The mastermind of the nationwide college admissions bribery scheme that ensnared celebrities, prominent businesspeople and other parents who used their wealth and privilege to buy their kids’ way into top-tier schools was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison Wednesday.