A few months ago, an FBI investigation found that rich parents — including celebrities like Felicity Huffman — were
cheating to get their kids into elite colleges.
It involved an
elaborate scam to get higher SAT scores for their children.
This isn’t the first time people paid for higher SAT scores. In 2011, about 20 teenagers in Long Island were accused of
paying as much as $3,600 to have someone else take the SAT for them. And a few years ago, 15 Chinese nationals were
accused of the same thing, paying nearly $6,000 for the higher score.
And this is for good reason.
