Congratulations on your retirement, UCLA orthodontics residency program chair Dr. Eric Ting.
The Daily Bruin came out swinging today against UCLA's school of orthodontics, documenting its practice of selling residency spots to the relatives of big donors. In one case, the admissions committe told one applicant he was in, only to call him back the next in an attempt to shake him down for $60,000.
The headline, "Donations influence admissions," was somewhat laughable until I remembered that I went to a public university. One professor called it a "mockery of the merit based traditions and social values that have made the University of California the best and most admired public university system in the world today."
Kudos to the Daily Bruin for a well-researched story.
UPDATE, 11/14: Our future dentists are crooked, too.
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