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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This reminds me of the kids who “publish” (I.e. their parents pay a prof to “work” with their kid and put their name on a paper).[/quote]

Pretty sure no professors would go for this as a paid arrangement. Come on!

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Junior assistant professors and lecturers do.[/quote]

The big name New York private college counselors facilitate this for your kid….yes it happens. Quite easy tbh.

Remember who is reading the application. It’s usually mid to late 20s woman (super-liberal/woke) who majored in a soft major likely at that same institution. She’s not going to do deep research on whether or not this professor at a random - sometimes no name or lower ranked uni is reputable or not.

Ask me how I know.[/quote]

The readers you describe are the first and/or second points of sorting/sifting in the process (sometimes the initial "read' is automated/algorithm). Do you think the senior AOs and Dean(s) who make the final decisions at elite, highly selective schools, usually through committees, don't know what is going on? Seriously asking your opinion. [/quote]

Have you actually sat through any college info sessions?  No one in admissions is a rocket scientist.[/quote]

You do realize that many of the AOs you describe are alumni or went to a peer school and didn’t get accepted TO. [/quote]

At my college, it wasn’t the top of the class that went on to work in admissions.[/quote]

Tell us which college and how you know the stats of the graduates that went to work in admissions, please.[/quote]

Sure, personal experience of seeing who worked in admissions after graduation at the T10 college I attended.  [/quote]

To expand,  it generally was recruited athletes with soft majors.[/quote]

That’s not an answer to the questions and you know it.

Again: tell us which college and how you know the stats of the graduates that went to work in admissions.  Otherwise I call BS.[/quote]

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