How should people behind college admissions scams be punished?
72%
Jail time/probation
72%
28%
Fines/campus bans
28%
Families involved in these bribes should be banned from campus or ever attending these colleges, and those who took their bribes should pay back that money or be fined otherwise.
Families involved in these bribes should be banned from campus or ever attending these colleges, and those who took their bribes should pay back that money or be fined otherwise.
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Stephanie Davis
all credits earned by the student should be cancelled and they should have a lifetime ban from the school in question. A permanent aster ix added to their college transcript.
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Ka San
Non-violent crimes, jails over-crowded. These are not jail-worthy; but hit 'em in the pocketbook! Hard! That's where it hurts the most. And I love the idea of banning their kids from certain campuses.
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Sam Ackerman
Their kids need to be kicked out of their schools, and all class credits CANCELED. No credit at all.
Richard Dillard
They should have to serve 10 years community service and pay the tuition for the five students who were closest to getting in.
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Maybe the celebrities should pay the college tuition for a number of students with good grades and SAT scores that cannot afford those expenses on their own?
ReplyJail time and for parents and removed from schools with no credits for the kids.
ReplySo immoral, earn it.
ReplyThe parents that did this need jail time. All the students need to be kicked out of the schools they are attending and all class credits CANCELED. NO CREDIT at all.
ReplyEver since OJ, the rich and famous hire attorneys to get them out of the troubles they made for themselves. What does it tell the other rich parents wanting to do the same thing for their children?
ReplyThey ARE criminals.....they should get jail time like anyone else that BREAKS THE LAW. Why should they get any privilege, who are they?????
ReplyI'd say more probation than jail time, though. Also depends on how much money someone was scammed out of.
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