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> The school then has to choose to either fail the student or ignore their cheating. With a $250k incentive to choose the former, that's what they choose. Isn'
by beojan 7y ago
> The school then has to choose to either fail the student or ignore their cheating. With a $250k incentive to choose the former, that's what they choose.
Isn't the former exactly what they should be choosing?
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoNot if they're a University; yes if they're a short-termist capitalist enterprise.
- legolas2412 7y agoI guess they meant "latter"
- smt88 7y agoYes, thank you for the correction!
- smt88 7y agoI meant that they choose the latter. As for what they "should" be choosing, I think the article hits on it: they should be running leaner operations that can survive without what is essentially a large scale diploma fraud operation, in which both the schools and foreign students are complicit.