Do you know what - I've often wondered about cheating in the Higher Education context. Is it really cheating? When you're spending $,000's a year to learn, doe

Do you know what - I've often wondered about cheating in the Higher Education context. Is it really cheating? When you're spending $,000's a year to learn, does it really ever benefit anyone? Maybe that's the thing - Higher Education is increasingly under pressure as a business. It's getting hard to fail/expel someone. On the other hand, universities trade on their reputation, so they need to walk a fine line. Higher Ed is free in Germany - and someone can probably correct me - but they also have no entry criteria (I might be off-base, but it's less retrictive either way). So you can sign up for Engineering there if you want to, but you soon fail if you can't meet the requirements.