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Not all that important. Just a math issue, but changing which applicants get accepted doesn't change the percentage.
It does decrease the percentage of "qualified" students that get accepted which might be your point. The "qualified" students would have been accepted and these paid-for, unqualified cheaters would have been rejected. The percentages stay the same.
THR: TPG's Bill McGlashan (co-founder of STX) placed on leave as part of the massive college cheating scheme investigation Mar 12, 16:19
Actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman also involved {nm} Mar 12, 16:47
EW has a pretty good breakdown, this is undeniably going to be a movie someday. Mar 12, 19:10
Another reason why only 5-6% of applicants get into the most elite schools... {nm} Mar 12, 16:51
It's not a reason that only 5-6% get in. It is a reason that some of those who do get in are selected over others. {nm} Mar 12, 17:46
...and therefore ensure more qualified students do not get in, thus decreasing the entrance rate {nm} Mar 13, 06:40
Not all that important. Just a math issue, but changing which applicants get accepted doesn't change the percentage. Mar 13, 07:06
If the "unqualified cheaters" wouldn't have otherwise applied, the cheating could have increased the applicant pool Mar 13, 08:58
I didn’t state my point very clearly. Mar 13, 09:13