'What if I’m not doing enough to help my kid?' How the mastermind of the college-admission cheating scandal played on the fears of parents
Addressing swim-team parents at Arden Hills Athletic & Social Club in Sacramento, Calif., college counselor William “Rick” Singer warned that even the most pristine résumés weren’t enough for elite schools. He assured the prospective clients that he had connections and solutions.
The message stoked Dan Larson’s anxiety about his daughter’s college prospects. “Wow, I thought my kid was doing well,” he recalls thinking. “Now I’m learning that’s not good enough. I better sit down with Rick.”
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