I do want to confirm that you can indeed have enough influence and money to get your kid into A&M.
One of my friends didn't get in, flat out rejected. His father was influential, very wealthy, and maybe knew just the right single person. But he had his admission email later that afternoon.
This was over a decade ago but after they stopped being able to consider legacy. Maybe it's different now.
One of my friends didn't get in, flat out rejected. His father was influential, very wealthy, and maybe knew just the right single person. But he had his admission email later that afternoon.
This was over a decade ago but after they stopped being able to consider legacy. Maybe it's different now.