Rick Singer, the mastermind behind the 2019 college admissions scandal known as “Operation Varsity Blues,” was recently released from federal prison after serving 16 months for his role in one of the largest education fraud cases in U.S. history. In the scandal, Singer facilitated a system where wealthy parents paid large sums to get their children admitted into elite universities through falsified athletic profiles, bribed coaches, and altered test scores. His conviction resulted in a 3.5-year sentence, though he spent a reduced amount of time incarcerated, much of it in a halfway house.
Bradshaw: Questions abound as convicted college consultant restarts business
