Sam Eshaghoff's "stellar" scam

January 1, 2012 4:37 PM

SAT cheat Sam Eshaghoff describes the high he got from acing the test for someone else.

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by Rezzdog January 4, 2012 11:03 AM EST: He sounds like a 19 year old drug dealer to me. Trying to justify the morality of something he knows is wrong. He is ready for the corporate world. S.A.T.s is the gateway to a better life. People will lie, cheat and kill to get that better way of life. We now have reality shows based on it.; Reply to this comment


by franssusan January 2, 2012 12:45 PM EST: This seems no worse to me than giving some students a free pass to get in college even if they don't do well on entrance exams. Affirmative action. Even if they can't pass the college courses, they get a degree anyway! This happens all the time thanks to affirmative action. There are zillions of people who have college degrees who are not college material and who really didn't do the work and don't know the subject matter for which their degree was conferred. Affirmative action at its finest!; Reply to this comment


by franssusan January 2, 2012 12:36 PM EST: The students who aren't smart enough to pass the SAT/ACT probably won't do well in college and will eventually be kicked out. The point of requiring the entrance exam is to determine if a person is intelligent enough to do college work. Well, that is unless you're getting in on affirmative action. Those kids are passed anyway, even if they don't do college level work.; Reply to this comment


by venusvegasvada January 2, 2012 4:53 AM EST: Another future American CEO, Wall Street finance executive or politician.

He's already got the training he needs.; Reply to this comment


by ejhr January 1, 2012 8:43 PM EST: This is a problem for the S.A.T. company not the GOVERNMENT!!! The DA here makes it sound as though the government should step in! Just one more thing they think they should run....if they did there would be more kids cheating....certainly wouldn't know how to run that company either!!!!; Reply to this comment

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