> At a disadvantage for what? I'm sure you enjoy being contrarian, but I also suspect you know precisely what I meant. In the short-term, yeah, what's the big

> At a disadvantage for what? I'm sure you enjoy being contrarian, but I also suspect you know precisely what I meant. In the short-term, yeah, what's the big deal? But in the long-term, this devalues the courses and the degrees. It's not in the long-term interest of the universities to behave this way because the course they offer are, ostensibly, a way of determining who understands the material and who doesn't.