As someone who knows both parties involved, here's a little context from the other side. While the MBA student was not in the class, she was drafting and writi

As someone who knows both parties involved, here's a little context from the other side. While the MBA student was not in the class, she was drafting and writing all of the classwork (with the exception of the project) for this class that she was not enrolled in. Our school uses a bidding system that played a factor in her ability to enroll. Strings had to be pulled to manage to get the developer into the class (a bureaucratic headache because of cross-registration). From her perspective, she had an implicit agreement that helping the developer get into the course and then completing the vast majority of the coursework was her end of the bargain. This should've been made more explicit between them, but the point is that the work done was not one-sided.