and most schools by 2021. sean: fox news contributor dan bongino and geraldo rivera. my opinion might surprise you. let s say a kid s dad served in the military, his dad was killed when he was in ninth grade. grades were crap for ninth and tenth grade, maybe 11th. then it kicked in. or if you grow up in a horrible neighborhood, i don t have at problem at all factoring in life and background and experience.n but test scores? but you do that with an intelligent, experienced admissions officer who looks at the whole picture of the candidate. sean: right. i call this the woe is me index. how poor are you, geraldo? i used to put water in my cereal. my car burned more oil than gas. i see the college admissions racket so is highly evolved, idm could see these advisors,
with ed henry talking about the chuckle heads paying all this money to get into college. betsy devos is talking about students need to be considered on their merit. wall street journal. the headline. the college admissions racket. universities are more innocent victims in in scandal. what about this? everyone has known for a long time it s rigged. what the scandal shows is that the people who are rich enough to pay half million dollar bribes are trying to give themselves an extra edge over privileged class. the real fear was these kids would not otherwise get in. there was no fear once they were in they would fail. which suggests that the college education is not challenging kids students nearly as much as it should be and that the 50 to 80,000 people are paying for tuition could be a waste of money. sandra: seems like it s the tip of the iceberg. i was at a dinner with media