What happened at Yale?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

Likely an “and,” not an “or”.

WTF, Yale? I’d be livid if my kid had been put in a suite with this person. 😳

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

How do we know this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

Likely an “and,” not an “or”.

WTF, Yale? I’d be livid if my kid had been put in a suite with this person. 😳

LOL she's hardly the first college girl to go this route. Many girls get to the top schools and want access to the top shelf party scene, which means upgrading their image: $$$ balyage, lash sets, Hermes.

[Anonymous]

OnlyFans is filled with college girls from big publics to privates. They must be earning well to attract that many.

[Anonymous]

Something similar happened at one of the local universities a few years ago. I think it occured at one of the Georges.

If I remember correctly, some middle aged person with mental issues falsified their application and got assigned a quad dorm room or quad on campus apartment with three 18/19 year old girls, and turned into a nightmare. It wasn't porn, but maybe more along the lines of hoarder drug use squatter stuff and physically threatening the legit college students

With so many applications coming into the schools via the common app, I suspect that this kind of fake student stuff is more common than makes the news.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

No, no prostitution. I have a kid at Yale. More a story of suite mates who spent a month with someone and decided, nope. And sent it up the chain.

I think the entire college process is vulnerable to this. The one thing that surprises me is at Yale there's an evaluative interview process for most (not all) and that would be hard to pull off as say a 30-year old woman from china with mental health issues

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

No, no prostitution. I have a kid at Yale. More a story of suite mates who spent a month with someone and decided, nope. And sent it up the chain.

I think the entire college process is vulnerable to this. The one thing that surprises me is at Yale there's an evaluative interview process for most (not all) and that would be hard to pull off as say a 30-year old woman from china with mental health issues

It’s weird all of the sexual stuff was included then. If that was not accurate nor the basis for some of the university’s actions, then it’s dangerously close to defamatory.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

No, no prostitution. I have a kid at Yale. More a story of suite mates who spent a month with someone and decided, nope. And sent it up the chain.

I think the entire college process is vulnerable to this. The one thing that surprises me is at Yale there's an evaluative interview process for most (not all) and that would be hard to pull off as say a 30-year old woman from china with mental health issues

Is that the fraud?
She’s 30 years old and from China and not 18-year-old from North Dakota? What did the sexual deviance have to do with any of this?

[Anonymous]

It’s definitely something with sex. Why a police officer to watch you pack?

[Anonymous]

Is it confirmed she’s 30, did I miss that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s definitely something with sex. Why a police officer to watch you pack?

well, if you're offer is rescinded because of fraud, then you're trespassing. and you want a cop to keep things safe. just the presence of police makes it easier

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a PP mentioned, this is less about fraud and more about prostitution.

Likely an “and,” not an “or”.

WTF, Yale? I’d be livid if my kid had been put in a suite with this person. 😳

LOL she's hardly the first college girl to go this route. Many girls get to the top schools and want access to the top shelf party scene, which means upgrading their image: $$$ balyage, lash sets, Hermes.

All good. I’d rather not have my 18 yo kid living with her. That’s all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s definitely something with sex. Why a police officer to watch you pack?

well, if you're offer is rescinded because of fraud, then you're trespassing. and you want a cop to keep things safe. just the presence of police makes it easier

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When will this be discussed on Inside the Yale Admissions Office podcast?

Cannot wait.

+1

[Anonymous]

she wasn't 30. my kid said she looked "our age". meaning like the rest of them.