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27 Apr 2007, 21:49
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I heard from a friend that goes to Fuqua that recently about twenty people were caught cheating, and something like a dozen of them are going to be expelled, while others are going to be asked to take a year off.
I don't mean to spread wild rumors, but I just wanted to see if anyone else had any details because my friend didn't know too many details herself.
Does this sort of thing happen often? I remember someone posting an article a while back that said of all grad programs, MBA programs have students who cheat the most. It's hard to believe that people who are priveleged enough to attend business school would risk their future, but I guess it happens.
I don't mean to spread wild rumors, but I just wanted to see if anyone else had any details because my friend didn't know too many details herself.
Does this sort of thing happen often? I remember someone posting an article a while back that said of all grad programs, MBA programs have students who cheat the most. It's hard to believe that people who are priveleged enough to attend business school would risk their future, but I guess it happens.
28 Apr 2007, 01:02
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I guess the first thing is to find out if the report is reliable. If it is true, what makes it surprising is that I never had much sense that Duke was very competitive. Really, I hope it isn't true - what a waste. I didn't find any mention at the BW website; I'm eager for more info.
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Doesn't surprise me one bit - and this isnt a dig at Duke - its more a dig at the way students are these days. I remember reading somewhere that over 80% of business students admitted to using focus enhancing drugs like Ritalin and aderol. If you ask me thats just sad.
I think ethics need to be taught to students when they are really young and reinforced as they go through the system. The examples we have in our leadership today have made it too acceptable to cheat.
I do wonder if the report is true, but even if its not I still think there is a problem with cheating in education.
I think ethics need to be taught to students when they are really young and reinforced as they go through the system. The examples we have in our leadership today have made it too acceptable to cheat.
I do wonder if the report is true, but even if its not I still think there is a problem with cheating in education.
