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check out the key foundations website /testimonials. it’s 60% usc students. there’s no way thats coincidence. More like the admissions was more willing to turn a blind eye to rich kids than other schools. Also it would have improved their PR to expell all those involved instantly like they would have done with such significant academic dishonesty if the perpetrators weren’t friends of the board. The name “University of Spoiled Children” didn’t come from nowhere and instead of fighting against that stigma, USC has encouraged it by letting these types of lazy students in... The Admissions office isnt stupid. They are trained to notice trends among applicants and idenitify quickly candidates who genuinely will be successful at their school. Don’t tell me that they didn’t get the hint when 50+ kids were recruited for polo or crew who didn’t end up playing. Why weren’t these students included in recruitment press releases? Because admissions knew it was a scam. Also, there’s no way they didn’t realize that something was up when kids with fake 4.0s, 1600s and perfect scores on STEM SAT subject tests started barely scrapping by at COMM classes! Congrats on your valid admission but know that a disproponiafe amount of your peers and maybe even your friends are ethically wrong