According to the Globe and Mail, three-quarters of first year university students admitted to cheating on written work while in high school. That’s not all:
Students are more likely than ever to employ deceit to earn high grades, from text-messaging quiz answers to hacking into school networks and less likely than their teachers to call it cheating, according to a survey of 20,000 students conducted by the Canadian Council on Learning.
Those damn university students have it easy. Back in the day, we’d have to cram math, biology and chemistry formulas into our trusted TI graphic calculators. It was time consuming but it got the job done.