There are a lot of courses that people are forced to take that have nothing to do with what they are trying to do in life. For example, nurses being forced to

There are a lot of courses that people are forced to take that have nothing to do with what they are trying to do in life. For example, nurses being forced to take an algebra (equivalent of HS algebra 1, algebra 2, trig, and and some analytic geometry). It is a big impediment for those students to pass that class and many cannot. So, nurses are selected on a skill they will never use or see again. I can't blame students in that predicament for cheating on those kinds of courses. They are merely jumping through the hoop. A hoop that serves no purpose, and is itself unethical. I've seen many such students cheat on those courses so they can focus on their core learning and get on with their lives.