Ben Mitchell, a parent of three, argues that the system can work against South Carolina students interested in a top public ...

Internal admissions emails from the University of Southern California made public through a court filing reveal that family wealth was a factor in university enrollment discussions in recent years.

Messages sent between USC’s athletic and admissions offices underscore a truism in college admissions: money talks. The emails, which were made public Tuesday when an attorney for a father ...

The college admissions scandal has affected USC more than any other school. The university is investigating 33 students for possible involvement in the scheme. News. Home Page ; ...

The future of legacy preferential admissions at USC is unknown, but for the time being, students hope that the admissions process will evolve to become as equitable as possible. “This is a crossroads ...

College admissions cheating scandal: Growing number of apologies, resignations 02:46. The University of Southern California said students who may be associated with the nationwide college ...

Attorneys for a former USC water-polo coach released messages as a trial in the college-admissions cheating scandal gets under way.

The USC Admissions Center said that it only looks at a potential student’s social media profile in extraordinary cases in response to a recent survey by Kaplan Test Prep, which found that the ...

The University of Southern California will revamp its admissions process for student-athletes in the wake of the nationwide cheating scandal, according to a report.. School officials announced ...

Item 1 of 2 Jovan Vavic, a former water polo coach at the University of Southern California, arrives at the federal courthouse for the trial for his role in the "Varsity Blues" college admissions ...

All University of Southern California applicants who are connected to the admissions cheating scheme will be denied admission, university spokesman Gary Polakovic said Wednesday.. A case-by-case ...

Internal admissions emails from the University of Southern California made public through a court filing reveal that family wealth was a factor in university enrollment discussions in recent years.