>> Are you suggesting that wealthy people can bribe the profs to bestow better grades on their students? >> Or the grad students who do the test grading? Not b

>> Are you suggesting that wealthy people can bribe the profs to bestow better grades on their students? >> Or the grad students who do the test grading? Not bribe. Hire as tutors with $. This happened pretty regularly at my college (Cornell) where ex-grad TAs were hired as tutors. You could focus on just what you needed to study if you could afford to hire them. Here in the US we just went thru four years with President Trump (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump) who could not even communicate with clarity and rattled barely coherent ideas. He graduated from Wharton, the most prestigious finance program in the US. He is just one case I thought of. Does everyone really think he was the most qualified candidate to be in the very small inbound class at Wharton? Does everyone thing he was actually qualified to graduate based on merit?