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It’s literally his job to care about that. Chances are the students in his university classroom got their place in competition and other people weren’t so lucky
by low_tech_love 3y ago
It’s literally his job to care about that. Chances are the students in his university classroom got their place in competition and other people weren’t so lucky. Plus everything else the previous reply said and also in mine.
- overgard 3y agoNo it's not, it's his job to teach people that want to learn. If uninterested people that are forced to be there drift through without creating a fuss, who cares? Let me ask you people something. Of the college graduates that have been out longer than 2 years, what do you actually remember about non-major classes? My guess is: basically nothing. It's a waste of everyone's time. I don't support cheaters because at the end of the day you agreed to the rules, but I'm not upset that people break dumb rules to save their own time.