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It's not really an assumption. It's been well known for years that registering with certain disabilities gives students advantages in test taking (longer time,
by Aurornis 9mo ago
It's not really an assumption. It's been well known for years that registering with certain disabilities gives students advantages in test taking (longer time, separate exam times), housing selection on campus, ability to record exams, and more.
- thunderfork 9mo agoThe assumption being made, and which you're still making here, is the jump from "there are benefits to registering with a disability" -> "differences in registration rates are due to fraud". Certainly one possible explanation, but "obviously people would abuse that, thus this is abuse" is still an assumption, not an evidenced claim.