College Admissions Scandal

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College Admissions Scandal

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Jun 3, 2019

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Stanford University has been under fire in college admissions scandals, alongside Yale, USC and UCLA. Students reflect on the repercussions of the scandal and the value of a college education.
Managing Editors: Chloe Barreau and Leily Rezvani
Producer: Won Gi Jung
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-Modimo by Stanford Talisman

Released:

Jun 3, 2019

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