CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMOREPhil Mickelson says he worked with the company at the center of a college bribery scandal but denounced founder Rick Singer and says he was not part of any fraudulent activity, just two days after the Department of Justice handed down an indictment of 33 affluent parents.“Our family, along with thousands of others, used Rick Singer’s company to guide us through the college admission process,” Mickelson’s statement said.
— Phil Mickelson March 14, 2019Mickelson and wife Amy have three children. The couple’s oldest daughter Amanda attends Brown University.He posted the statement Thursday afternoon after he recorded an opening-round 74 at The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra, Fla.
We’ll see. There’s something like 800 ppl involved, so time will tell.
Good for you!!!!
Yea right!!!! You kind of fit the profile. Rich with a bunch of lazy little kids. Hopefully your not involved.
No one guided my family through the college admissions process. I worked my A off in high school, did the things that interested me -- like playing the piano -- and read enough books to do well on the SATs. I figured it was my responsibility to get myself admitted.
still, do u rally need someone to guide you through the process. 1) Go to school 2) take the SAT or ACT, 3) Apply to College. It is not rocket science.