Singer, Varsity Blues
Rick Singer Leaves Prison and Plans to Resume College Counseling
William (Rick) Singer, who spent 16 months in a federal prison camp for masterminding the 2019 Varsity Blues admissions scandal, is preparing to launch a new, legitimate college counseling company, The Wall Street Journal reported. He told the Journal he was finished “living in the gray” and has made a “concerted effort to live in black and white.”
Rick Singer, ringleader of the nationwide college-admissions scandal, is ready to move on and says he’s done with ‘living in ...
Rick Singer said he takes “full responsibility” for everything he did after prosecutors said he led a decades-long conspiracy ...
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A federal prosecutor in Boston who oversaw the "Operation Varsity Blues" probe into the U.S. college admissions scandal and ...
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Rick Singer, the mastermind of the Varsity Blues college admissions scandal, seemed unapologetic as he spoke out for the first time since being sentenced to three-and-a-half years behind bars.
After 16 months in a federal prison camp, the man who helped Lori Loughlin cheat her kid into USC is speaking out.
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