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The people you're cheating are not your professors but your peers. For better or for worse, grades are used to rank people and mete out further opportunities an
by DFHippie 4y ago
The people you're cheating are not your professors but your peers. For better or for worse, grades are used to rank people and mete out further opportunities and benefits. The professors already have jobs.
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- shadowgovt 4y agoLet's unbox that a bit. In what sense are one's peers cheated when an individual cheats? If the course were going to have 20% A-level students and now has 50% A-level students, what has been taken from the initial 20%? They were still going to be able to put on their résumé "4.0 GPA from Suchandsuch University."