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> I wonder if this also ties in with tying grades to scholarships Absolutely. You add a financial incentive to bad behavior and you're going to see more bad b
by blaser-waffle 6y ago
> I wonder if this also ties in with tying grades to scholarships
Absolutely. You add a financial incentive to bad behavior and you're going to see more bad behavior. Given the cost of college education in the US, a little bit of grade inflation, class-rank maneuvering, and occasional blatant cheating could save you $10k a year, or more.