As a part of his guilty plea, Singer said he would pay at least $3.4 million to the feds, The Boston Globe reports. 3 OF THE MOST BIZARRE DETAILS OF THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CHEATING SCANDALOn his website for The Key, Singer describes himself as a dedicated father and coach who understands the pressure put on families surrounding college acceptances. The Key calls itself "the nation’s largest private life coaching and college counseling company." "Singer would accommodate what parents wanted to do," Lelling said, adding that it "appears that the schools are not involved." Singer also served as CEO of the Key Worldwide Foundation (KWF), a non-profit he claimed was a charity.

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