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Summer time is fun in the sun for most American students,

but for incoming college freshmen, it can be a little more complicated.

You've got your nerves and trepidation about making the leap from high school to university.

You've got those summer reading assignments filled with big words you haven't learned yet.

You've got that scandal where parents are finding ways to scam their kids into schools on the cheap.

A legal loo-pull raising new questions about fairness in the college admissions process.

Parents reportedly give up legal guardianship of their children during high school,

so their kids can qualify for financial aid.

This technique in particular is new and absolutely deserves everybody's sort of shock and scorn.

The admissions director for the University of Illinois went so far as to call this a scam.

And also, the heck if I'm giving guardianship to someone else of my child?

The scandal is built around something called guardianship.

Here's how it works.

Say you're doing well, two income family, three car garage, air pods, everything is going good.

But Timothy needs tens of thousands of dollars a year for that fancy liberal arts education because America.

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