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> If you can pay for admittance, most likely you can pay for grades too. Do you mean paying for tutoring (in which case you actually learn the material), or mo
by musicale 3y ago
> If you can pay for admittance, most likely you can pay for grades too.
Do you mean paying for tutoring (in which case you actually learn the material), or more devious shenanigans like faking your work, cheating or hiring lookalikes to sit for exams, bribing professors, etc.?
Interestingly enough, Stanford does seem to be changing its honor code (after more than a century?) to permit exam proctoring. Now that we are in the chatGPT era, I suspect in-person exams will become more important for grading purposes.
- Clubber 3y ago>Do you mean paying for tutoring (in which case you actually learn the material), or more devious shenanigans like faking your work, cheating or hiring lookalikes to sit for exams, bribing professors, etc.? The latter of course. Academic integrity standards have been in place for centuries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_integrity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_integrity
- musicale 3y agoWhich forms of pay-for-grades are likely to be effective at Stanford?