Jimmy Kimmel Interviews Test Taker from College Cheating Scandal
Published March 14, 2019
This video has 252K views and 3.37K likes, ranking #4,867,145 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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252,627
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3,369
Comments
241
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The Justice Department charged 50 people in what is said to be the biggest college admissions scam of all-time. 33 wealthy parents of kids have been charged. Part of the scam was parents who hired a ringer to take their kids SATs for them. We were able to get in touch with one of these phony test-takers. He's a high sc…
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- March 14, 2019
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