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You are allowed to miss up to 30% of your classes for whatever reason you want. In my honest opinion, swiping in and leaving is dishonest. Swiping in for someone else is even worse. Would you do the same if you were on rounds? I would certainly hope not. The rules are relaxed at the moment.
There will be professors who take such actions are being disrespectful (swiping in and leaving, not being in dress code, or poor attendance) and will 'punish' the class by submitting more difficult test questions. Just the heads up.
Eh. It goes back to a forced dishonesty. If there weren't rules against it, then I wouldn't have ever been told about cheating the system by students. I have no intention of missing that many classes. They are useless for me, but I always feel guilty missing. Rotations versus lecture aren't really the same to me. Aside from the fact that swiping in your buddy can effectively leave you with more work, it is where you get the bulk of your learning done anyway. Lectures just depend on the person. I never said I would do it either. I can barely keep track of my own crap let alone someone else, but I do see a difference in someone that is quietly studying the same material in another room on campus and a person that is doing it just for the sake of skipping.
p.s. I think I'm just playing devil's advocate now. 😉