Anonymous wrote:This is an article that interviews the student directly, who is from Northern California. It seems she forged all her transcript docs, and had planned to say she was from California when she got to Yale, but when she arrived, her dorm dorm had her name and hometown (North Dakota) and then she started getting tripped up in lies. And the automate turned her in.
It is paywalled but this is a link to the free article via archive.ph
https://archive.ph/2025.10.04-033903/https://airmail.news/issues/2025-10-4/she-faked-her-way-into-yale-then-things-unraveled
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is an article that interviews the student directly, who is from Northern California. It seems she forged all her transcript docs, and had planned to say she was from California when she got to Yale, but when she arrived, her dorm dorm had her name and hometown (North Dakota) and then she started getting tripped up in lies. And the automate turned her in.
It is paywalled but this is a link to the free article via archive.ph
https://archive.ph/2025.10.04-033903/https://airmail.news/issues/2025-10-4/she-faked-her-way-into-yale-then-things-unraveled
Thanks for the link. This is pretty fascinating. Scammers find the weak link in the system. Makes you really question the whole college admissions framework.
Anonymous wrote:This is an article that interviews the student directly, who is from Northern California. It seems she forged all her transcript docs, and had planned to say she was from California when she got to Yale, but when she arrived, her dorm dorm had her name and hometown (North Dakota) and then she started getting tripped up in lies. And the automate turned her in.
It is paywalled but this is a link to the free article via archive.ph
https://archive.ph/2025.10.04-033903/https://airmail.news/issues/2025-10-4/she-faked-her-way-into-yale-then-things-unraveled
Anonymous wrote:This is an article that interviews the student directly, who is from Northern California. It seems she forged all her transcript docs, and had planned to say she was from California when she got to Yale, but when she arrived, her dorm dorm had her name and hometown (North Dakota) and then she started getting tripped up in lies. And the automate turned her in.
It is paywalled but this is a link to the free article via archive.ph
https://archive.ph/2025.10.04-033903/https://airmail.news/issues/2025-10-4/she-faked-her-way-into-yale-then-things-unraveled
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yale is the HYPSM member most on the way down in reputation. Mostly due to poor STEM but they also pander to DEI and athletic candidates whose post college outcomes are poor.
Sounds like you stopped paying attention about 10 years ago, Yale's strength has always been humanities/social sciences but they are pouring gobs of money into STEM with gorgeous new facilities, tons of research opportunities etc. STEM kids are doing just fine there.
Links?
What did they say, exactly?@Anonymous wrote:They talked about this at the NACAC conference meeting in the Admissions Fraud session.
Anonymous wrote:apparently, she lied about citizenship.
She was a Chinese national and indicated she was a US citizen on app.
There may be legitimate espionage concerns.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ApplyingToCollege/comments/1nwe3f5/reminder_dont_falsify_info_on_your_applications/