Dr. Phil gets real about the college admissions scandal and all the moving parts of the trials to come. By People Staff. Published on April 25, 2019 10:00PM EDT.

Dr. Phil McGraw issued a heartfelt apology to Slippery Rock University for comments he made about the status-obsessed parents at the center of the nationwide college admissions scandal.

Michelle says she had no idea she’d still be supporting her daughter nearly a decade after she dropped out of college. ... //t.co/Eyei90n5df— The Dr. Phil Show (@TheDrPhilShow) May 11, 2018.

The daytime television host Phil McGraw, known as Dr. Phil, apologized on Sunday for insulting a small Pennsylvania university he said he thought was "fictitious." McGraw told People magazine in ...

In an interview with People, Dr. Phil McGraw, host of the talk show Dr. Phil, talked about the college admissions scandal. "They're not buying their kids an education," said McGraw.

Experts sparred over cancel culture on Dr. Phil Monday, with one saying things are worse now than during "the Red Scare, McCarthyism" and another claiming college classrooms are "extremely ...

Phil McGraw, host of the “Dr. Phil” TV talk show, doesn’t think parents snared in the college admissions bribery scandal were really trying to benefit their children.

Dr. Phil says his comments were 'not aimed at the real Slippery Rock University', which he didn't know existed PEOPLE Now airs live, Monday through Friday, from the Meredith offices in New York ...