Anonymous wrote:I think it is pretty difficult. A quick google search tells me this:Anonymous wrote:Genuinely asking and not trying to throw shade - Is it really so difficult for an in-state student to get accepted into USC that the student would have to claim to be a highly accomplished athlete? It's not an Ivy League school...
9,042 out of 56,676 applicants were admitted making USC a very highly competitive school to get into with a low chance of acceptance for typical applicants. Academically, it has exceptionally high requirements for admission test scores, generally admitting students who score in the top 7 percent.
Anonymous wrote:Genuinely asking and not trying to throw shade - Is it really so difficult for an in-state student to get accepted into USC that the student would have to claim to be a highly accomplished athlete? It's not an Ivy League school...
I think it is pretty difficult. A quick google search tells me this:Anonymous wrote:Genuinely asking and not trying to throw shade - Is it really so difficult for an in-state student to get accepted into USC that the student would have to claim to be a highly accomplished athlete? It's not an Ivy League school...
I just went to her daughters IG page. You are right, she's very pretty. Her IG comments are in shambles.Anonymous wrote:Lori is an idiot. Her kid did not need to go to college. She is good looking, connected, rich and already a fashion influencer. That kid needed a Kris Jenner to make her a billionaire, not a college degree.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t believe it til I saw it - Loughlin and her husband "agreed to pay bribes totaling $500,000 in exchange for having their two daughters designated as recruits to the USC crew team -- despite the fact that they did not participate in crew -- thereby facilitating their admission to USC."
Anonymous wrote:Everyone has to work as hard as anyone else to get into college. These celebrities don't get special exceptions and neither do their children.