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Depending on where he lives or studies, that wouldn't even be a choice let alone a realistic option to pursue. For one, if there is a shortage of good professo
by thrwaway69 7y ago
Depending on where he lives or studies, that wouldn't even be a choice let alone a realistic option to pursue.
For one, if there is a shortage of good professors (which there is and if he is one), I can bet you some schools would trash the student without a thought if professor threatens them.
Playing legal battles afterwards isn't something available for most poor students.
Though, that's my experience here. Done a biting before and I won't again. I will just secretly record everything and make it look really bad, then viral it after leaving college. I have learnt to pretend to follow popular opinions, thinking etc because otherwise it ends up as a disadvantage position for you.
What I would do now is ask a few open ended generic questions which will lead to person expressing a lot of what they care about, make a profile and never step on those. Be contradictory on issues the other person is unsure of, helps stay authentic.
I noticed I can sow huge doubts in people when it comes to choosing clothing even if I am the only person in a group of 5, they will start rethinking their choices in the head but for something related to their work or moral dilemmas, it's not easy.
- watwut 7y agoStudent has right to ask for commisional exam and result is a grade - they don't decide on punishment to professor nor fairness. It is strictly test of knowledge once you go this way. You don't need to play massive legal battles and shortage of professors is less of factor due to there not being a risk of professor being fired. As for secretly recording everything, make sure it is legal where you live.
- tnecniv 7y ago> Depending on where he lives or studies, that wouldn't even be a choice let alone a realistic option to pursue. > For one, if there is a shortage of good professors (which there is and if he is one), I can bet you some schools would trash the student without a thought if professor threatens them. This could be different for the university in question, but every school I've been at cares deeply about 4 year graduation rates. If a professor fails a student, that triggers a system of investigations and they need to file a bunch of paperwork backing up their decision.