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I worked for a company when I was in college (Ukraine) that would send me to pass in-person exams instead of other students. Money was good and I needed them. T
by euos 4y ago
I worked for a company when I was in college (Ukraine) that would send me to pass in-person exams instead of other students. Money was good and I needed them. There was also a risk of being caught (though I did not really risk anything, just my employer would have to bribe the professor or someone higher up)
Since then I strongly believe tests in the college are pointless. Doctors and such should have a strict licensing exam outside.
- musicale 4y ago> send me to pass in-person exams instead of other students Did they require a thumbprint on the exam? Did you write all of the written assignments as well so that your handwriting would match? More seriously, it seems like it would be hard to pull off in a small course where the instructors might recognize the students.
- euos 4y ago1. I was in the same college so I had a “test book” cover with my photo. For some reasons n they put the photo on the cover and the name and the rest on the book pages 2. No one remembers students’ handwriting. 3. In our system professors only read lectures before large groups of students. They have “docents” (not sure what’s English word for that) who do smaller practical classes professors were taking the exams. Also, some of them passingly saw my face in the hall. Once or twice I got by mistake to my former professors - the company had to fix the issue (with money)