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How did they get in the first place? You mean they managed to cheat their GRE as well?
by choonway 8y ago
How did they get in the first place? You mean they managed to cheat their GRE as well?
- danieltillett 8y agoDo you mean the postgraduate science students? That is a good question, but I can say of science Ph.D students if you come with a scholarship from your home country and can fog a mirror then the Australian universities will accept you. I should add that some of the best Ph.D students I have worked with were overseas students. It is not that all overseas students are bad, just that the bottom 25% are not capable of doing a Ph.D and yet we still give them a degree.
- csa 8y agoYes. There is a very healthy market for every major standardized test (GRE, GMAT, etc.) as well as most (all?) of the major English proficiency tests. Every security measure I have heard of for western testing within the PRC can be bribed around, and it’s so commonplace that it barely warrants discussion (“of course it happens [eyeroll]”. I have heard of a few US schools doing on-campus retests for English proficiency, but mismatches are simply met with required ESL courses (paid non-credit, of course). I have not heard of other on-campus testing, and I’m not sure anyone wants it since these students usually pay full tuition.