Businessman sentenced to 4 months in college admissions scandal
Devin Sloane paid a $250,000 bribe to get his son admitted to the University of Southern California as a fake water polo recruit
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Devin Sloane paid a $250,000 bribe to get his son admitted to the University of Southern California as a fake water polo recruit
As part of Jeffrey Bizzack's plea deal, prosecutors are recommending nine months in prison and $75,000 fine and other restitution to be decided during sentencing
16 cases cited in first criminal counts vs. Dr. George Tyndall, alleged abuser of hundreds; USC has made $215 million settlement offer to his accusers
Here is a list of allegations against every parent charged in the admissions scandal, and where their cases stand
She is the fourth coach to plead guilty in the biggest college admissions scheme ever prosecuted in the U.S.
By cooperating, experts say the couple could tell investigators about other school officials, coaches, or even friends who might also be involved
More than a dozen parents in the college admissions scandal are waiting to learn if they face prison time after agreeing to plead guilty
"They're scared and it's 'Can I survive in prison? Am I cut out for prison?'" said Justin Paperny, who served prison time for fraud and now works with wealthy clients
Dr. Dre wasn't embroiled in the "Operation Varsity Blues" scandal — but he did give millions to the University of Southern California
"Thank God because that could've been me," the student says of the massive college admissions scandal
Carol L. Folt, the former chancellor at the University of North Carolina, will take the helm beginning July 1
Students who may be associated with the scandal will not be able to get transcripts or register for classes
"Colleges are too fearful to offend the wealthy people who donate money," author Daniel Golden says
Mother says son was denied entrance because "wealthy individuals felt that it was ok to lie, cheat, steal and bribe"
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After days of criticism, Sephora pulled the Olivia Jade palette from its website — but the social media influencer still has other corporate partners
There's a reason parents want their kids to attend an elite school -- it often pays off big time, by 40% and more
The school says it's looking at current students whose chances of admission may have been aided by adults charged in the scandal
Harvard graduate and unsuccessful tennis pro Mark Riddell was listed on the website of the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, as the director of college entrance exam preparation
Prosecutors have charged dozens of wealthy parents, coaches and administrators in a massive college admissions scam. Actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman are among the parents charged. USA Today education reporter Chris Quintana joins CBSN to break down the allegations and their consequences.
Investigators say a bribery and exam-fixing scheme helped wealthy parents get their kids into elite colleges. Coaches, business leaders and Hollywood actresses are among those caught in the scandal. CBS News national correspondent Chip Reid joined CBSN with more on "Operation Varsity Blues."
Dr. George Tyndall has been accused by hundreds of students of sexual misconduct during exams and school's been accused of trying to cover it up
School says it made temporary move after Moonves and wife Julie Chen asked it to, in light of "recent allegations against Mr. Moonves"
Another woman is detailing allegations against a longtime gynecologist at the University of Southern California. She's joined 23 other women in an amended lawsuit accusing Dr. George Tyndall of sexual misconduct including assaulting patients under the guise of medical treatment. Jamie Yuccas spoke to two of the women.
"The physical examination felt very wrong," says one woman of Dr. George Tyndall, who's being sued by 24 women and under federal investigation