Fraud of the SAT Cottage Industry

This video deals with the SAT cottage Many groups have criticized the SAT test. In fact, the SAT has been accused of being racist, unfair, and unnecessary. Yet, many member colleges and universities of NASFAA require that students take the test. This collaboration of NASFAA/NACAC members is fertile ground for fraud.

Students and parents should not be forced to take the SAT test. Also, NASFAA and The College Board both have ties dating back to 1996 with federal informant Mark Kantrowitz. Kantrowitz fed bogus information to the DOJ, USPS, and the FTC in attempt to divert attention away from student-loan fraud, and the SAT Cottage industry; the main participants in the fraud were and continue to be NASFAA/NACAC members. The College Board, as expected, gave Kantrowitz a "Special Award." His business of deceit ("financial-aid expert", and false "Reliability Reports") and evasion was sponsored by NASFAA. NASFAA also gave Kantrowitz an award he did not deserve.

Several years later, the N.Y. Attorney General busted many members of NASFAA for the student-loan fraud crisis. This proves you cannot trust a counselor who is a member of NASFAA/NACAC, or any corporation that advertises on FinAid/FastWeb WEBSITES. Many news-reporters continue to quote Kantrwitz but do not disclose his background and work as a federal informant, nor the ties of his relatives to the federal government.

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