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A friend of mine, from high school (~1994), had the experience of being in a family that won the state lottery. He skipped high school a lot after that, driving
by reallydude 8y ago
A friend of mine, from high school (~1994), had the experience of being in a family that won the state lottery. He skipped high school a lot after that, driving around in his new car. Later, I heard his parents bought him a degree from USC. USC has had a reputation in California of corruption for decades. This story should not be a surprise for many.
- chmaynard 8y agoYou should contact the FBI and report this as hearsay. It might be useful in the ongoing investigation.
- kkarakk 8y agowhy is this downvoted? actually relevant comment
- Zimahl 8y agoGetting in to college in the mid-90s wasn't as hard as it is now. I can't speak for USC, but when I started college in 1995 there were no concerns from the guidance counselors with my grades and SATs to get into any public school. I don't think with those same grades you are guaranteed a spot these days. There are just so many applicants for college that you have to be in a higher percentile.
- sizzle 8y agoCurious what he did with his life after USC given the windfall he received, any idea what he's up to?
- reallydude 8y agoAs of today, it looks like he is a freelance software consultant.