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A new company, Wordprom, is helping those who have recently been admitted to M.B.A. programs sell their application essays, The San Francisco Chronicle reported. The site charges people $50 to buy an essay and half of that goes to the person who wrote it. Not surprisingly, admissions directors of M.B.A. programs are not happy about this new business, whose CEO earned her M.B.A. at Stanford University.

 

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