Arrrrrggggggghhhhh!
Producing fancy degrees for the next generation of burger flippers.
Close to 3 decades ago, a female relative asked my wife and to do a little mentoring with one of her sons, who was a teenager and a junior in high school.
He was acing math at all levels, chem/physics, history, sports, music and barely any one could read his hand writing. If they could read his hand writing, it appeared to be written by a low IQ third grader.
My wife and I had a good relationship with him as we weren’t his parents. So we gave it a try.
At first we congratulated him on his good grades, and he said he wanted be a good engineer and builder of complex things. Then, we brought up his poor written English and hand writing skills. The twist here, was: His verbal skills and use of English were excellent, and he never had a problem talking with communicating with adults. That failed to emerge in his essays and written assignments.
We then, asked him what he planned to do about that deficit.
His answer. No problem, after I am graduated from college with honors and get hired, I will hire a good secretary.
He did and his good secretary has followed him through 3 different employments. He is currently a well paid VP doing what he wanted to do. His good secretary, now an executive assistant, in his words is like having a good Aunt or extra Grandmother working with him and helping him.
‘The company bills itself as the one “students trust to write professional, in-depth and plagiarism-free essays that receive the highest grades for all levels of coursework...so they no longer have to face the burden of academic coursework.”’
The product may be plagerism-free but is it not plagerism for the “student” to put his/her name on someone else’s work in and of itself plagerism?