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Isabelle Henriquez, who calls herself “a rapid learner” on her LinkedIn, allegedly cheated on her SATs. Now her Georgetown degree is in jeopardy trib.al/2TkU3PT
Isabelle Henriquez is one of the only kids accused of willingly participating in the college admissions fraud trib.al/2TkU3PT
The Henriquezes are alleged in the 204-page complaint to have paid at least $425,000 to the Edge College & Career Network, also known as The Key trib.al/2TkU3PT
Isabelle’s parents paid The Key $25,000 to arrange for a “proctor” to sit with her as she took the SATs in October 2015 and to correct her answers as she went trib.al/2TkU3PT
Isabelle received a score of 1900 out of 2400, which was still too low for Georgetown trib.al/2TkU3PT
The Henriquezes conspired with The Key to bribe Georgetown’s head tennis coach into designating Isabelle a tennis recruit, despite having never played in a tennis tournament during her entire high school career trib.al/2TkU3PT
“They chose to corrupt and illegally manipulate the system,’’ U.S. Attorney Lelling said at a press conference on Tuesday. “There can be no separate college admissions system for the wealthy” trib.al/2TkU3PT
