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Date:
5/3/2019 12:36:32 PM
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RE: hebrew law
alright, so admissions are based on the discretion of 'whomever'
Usually, applications of entering freshmen are handled by an admissions office. The staff are supposed to go by guidelines published in the university catalog. These normally have to do with graduating class percentiles, scores on entry exams, GPA, and so forth. At the highest tier schools where competition is fierce, other procedures may be followed, e.g., pop essays, interviews, etc.
and these schools are seemingly for profit
The most prestigious schools are technically non-profit.
why launder through charity and avoid taxes? is there perhaps some non-retarded way of doing this?
This was just one bad idea among many, but it was understandable. Charities are monitored by understaffed and overwhelmed organizations. Money is laundered in all kinds of ways, most often by using legitimate businesses as conduits.
and why avoid taxes if you are rich and can afford them?
Despite myths to the contrary, the rich are taxed more or less proportionately, which means the more they have, the more they lose. When you have a lot of money, you work creatively to keep it away from the gubment.
