Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman now face heavy chase

The hits continue to come for Lori Loughlin and Felicity
Huffman. The actresses were named in a criminal complaint last week that
have alleged to have taken an active part in a fraud scandal in the admission to the university.
Loughlin and her husband Mossimo
Giannulli are accused of paying $ 500,000 for their two daughters
admission to the USC. Huffman, 54, accused of paying his daughter's doctor
SAT scores. Huffman would have paid $ 15,000 for this service.

Loughlin was abandoned by Hallmark and fired
from Fuller House following the scandal. Now, Huffman and Loughlin are
be sued for $ 500 billion, according to recent reports. Loughlin and Huffman
are among dozens of individuals named in the lawsuit.

What is the college admissions process?

An area of ​​Oakland mother, and a former teacher filed the lawsuit in a California court on Friday. according to The Los Angeles TimesJennifer Kay Toy alleges that her son, Joshua Toy, was denied entry to several schools while applying for university. The suit also alleges that Toy's rejections were directly related to the fraud scandal, details of which were finally released last week after a multi-month investigation by the FBI.

Toy's lawsuit lists dozens of defendants, including famous actors, actresses and businessmen, as well as women who rigged the admissions system so that their children could be admitted to schools of their choice. Yale, Wake Forest, UCLA, USC and the University of Texas were among the schools involved in the scandal, the report said. NBC News.

Toy's documentation then tells his son, who has
a 4.2GPA was rejected from several schools wrapped in admissions
scandal. Toy points out that his son has a high GPA as proof that his admission was denied
save space for children whose parents have bribed officials and underwent tested exams.
Toy's trial is the first on the cheating scandal, but it is unlikely
to be the last.

Who was the brains behind the scam?

William Rick Singer, 58, would be behind the scam. the
college admissions coach would have designed a system that could promise rich
parents their children admitted to schools of their choice. According to Chicago
Sun-Times, Singer facilitated the vast majority of cheaters
come. He worked with university coaches to position clients as athletes.
recruits and even pays individuals to take SAT exams for some of their students.
Singer was operating under the sign of offering a coaching admission to the university. Singer
has since pleaded guilty.

Several college coaches, track and field officials and admissions board
the members were also named in the court documents. John Vandemoer, sailing specialist at Stanford University
The coach also pleaded guilty to the charges arising from the sting.

What happens to students admitted for corruption?

Although the schools involved have not yet made a general decision on how to treat students admitted for cheating, USC said they would treat cheating allegations on a case-by-case basis. The school would intend to expel any student who would have heard of the fraud scandal prior to their admission. Any student who has not been aware of the scandal will be dealt with by the board.