> Yasmin - not her real name - came from Iran to study for a master’s degree at a new university in the UK, but she was "shocked" to find many of her fellow stu

> Yasmin - not her real name - came from Iran to study for a master’s degree at a new university in the UK, but she was "shocked" to find many of her fellow students had limited English, and only one or two were British. > "How is it possible to continue this coursework without understanding a British accent or English properly?" she tells BBC File on 4. > Most students paid other people to do their coursework, she explains, and some would pay people to register their attendance at lectures for them. Because they aren't taking English courses, these are Masters. At least read the article, it's in the first paragraph.