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Why do you say that? Was she in foster care when she applied to college? Apparently so. And why was she in foster care? Because of injuries she received at home. |
I’m curious about what those who think Mackenzie is liar think about this point? They are fixated on Mackenzie’s perceived faults but say nothing about what Penn actually did. |
| This topic has been well covered in another thread. |
Can you please get a life and stop hijacking every thread. |
You have a distinctive voice and clearly have a strange and strong obsession with this young woman. Most teenagers would not inflict such grievous injuries to themselves over the course of several years as a way to scheme their way into the foster system and then into an elite school. |
That’s irrelevant. They did vet it and as such there can be no fraud. And it means that they were the responsible party, not her and not Penn. But what’s telling is that the sitting Director of Questbridge did review the original application recently and stands behind it. Unless you want to attribute nefarious motives to everyone who touched this case except Penn, you have to deal with the fact that her case has been reviewed and her legitimacy confirmed. The fact is that she did spend her junior year of high school in foster homes. The fact is that she was independent as a senior with no visible means of support, relying on the kindness of strangers. That apparently met the Questbridge criteria just as it met the federal financial aid criteria. You may not like the fact that this can happen legitimately for a formerly rich kid, but your dislike for the situation (eye roll) doesn’t thereby make her guilty if anything. |
I never say this but it genuinely seems like she's concealing her SAT score because it's rubbish and it exposes the fact that she never deserved to get into Penn in the first place. If the SAT is low, all she has is inflated private school grades and inflated Penn grades in one of the easiest majors at Penn SAS. Wow! Genius! Give her a Rhodes! Put her in congress! A dime a dozen mediocre rich white girl. |
Stop. Please. |
Great. No need for you to participate. |
Why do you keep infantilizing her with "young woman" and "girl"? Isn't she year 25 at this point. |
Really? I thought it was her lawyers. |
Mackenzie Fierceton's I mean. |
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There is no explanation for this below which is why the New Yorker writer and the gals' sycophants pepper salacious hearsay and professional victim nonsense to divert everyone's attention. Read the actual court filings and evidence, not anonymous message boards and opinion stories:
Additionally, I partially support my younger sister, who will be starting college soon. I will then have the additional strain of working to put her through school and ensure her basic living expenses are met. Because she also has special needs, additional resources such as medication, testing, learning aids, and more create further expenses throughout this process.” She wrote the same in her 2018-2019 PFAS form. Ms. Shaw told OSC that Mackenzie has not provided, and that there was no reason to believe it would become necessary to provide, “basic living expenses” or medical costs for Cat (who does have learning challenges). Asked about this, Mackenzie told OSC (and it was separately confirmed) that Mackenzie set up a 529 account for her sister to use towards higher education. OSC understands that the account has approximately $6,000 in it at this point. According to Mackenzie, the seed money for this account may have come from her biological father, although she does not quite remember. |
So it's easier to believe that a woman lied about her mother abusing her AND her stepfather molesting her all so she could....study social work than to actually just believe that a woman was abused? Cool, cool. I guess that explains why so many women don't report abuse. |
First they didn’t give a “dime a dozen rich white girl” anything. You repeatedly ignore the inconvenient fact that she had no permanent home, no means of support, and no income to pay for college. Penn claims to meet all demonstrated financial need. So regardless of the statement which you quite as part of her PFAS, her demonstrated need was indisputable. As such, there was no fraud. Whether or not she lied about anything else is irrelevant to her financial need. Who are you quoting when you object to the characterization of an “evil” college? I haven’t seen anyone here say that. You are lying when you sat “apparent below bar SAT score.” You have no evidence for that, yet you are treating it as a fact. And what relevance does her SAT score have to anything? None. |