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I teach a junior level anatomy and physiology course at my school. I have the all-time craziest (and dumbest) cheating story. So, if you were going to cheat in a course with 700 students in it (they can't sit every other chair, it's too crowded) wouldn't you cheat during the exam period, it's less conspicuous since it's almost impossible for us to adequately proctor that many people.
Anyway, this student had to take the exam late. Said he was sick. Going to die any minute. So, the course coordinator let him take it. Quite late I might add. This was after all the other students had gotten their exams back. So the student finally comes in to take the exam and does TERRIBLY!!! The coordinator was a little confused about it. But then it became clear. The cheat sheet he was using fell out of his exam booklet and had all of the answers (multiple choice) written down for a different test form. The student got like a 15% AND left the cheat sheet in the exam. I know he failed the class, but I don't know what else happens to him. I kind of think that's natural selection at its best.
Anyway, this student had to take the exam late. Said he was sick. Going to die any minute. So, the course coordinator let him take it. Quite late I might add. This was after all the other students had gotten their exams back. So the student finally comes in to take the exam and does TERRIBLY!!! The coordinator was a little confused about it. But then it became clear. The cheat sheet he was using fell out of his exam booklet and had all of the answers (multiple choice) written down for a different test form. The student got like a 15% AND left the cheat sheet in the exam. I know he failed the class, but I don't know what else happens to him. I kind of think that's natural selection at its best.