Will children at the center of the college admissions scandal pay a price with their parents?

The program, which began in 2011, focused on the owner of a Newport Beach for-profit university admission business that affluent parents were paying to help their children cheat in the past. entrance exams to the university and to falsify the sports history of students to allow them to be admitted schools, including UCLA, USC, Stanford, Yale and Georgetown, according to the archives court.