Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Universities are admitting students they know won’t succeed, then pressuring professors to pass them anyway, even in cases of plagiarism. The mandate isn’t to educate but to “just get them through,” turning higher education into something closer to a production line than a place of learning.
Universities are admitting students they know won’t succeed, then pressuring professors to pass them anyway, even in cases of plagiarism. The mandate isn’t to educate but to “just get them through,” turning higher education into something closer to a production line than a place of learning.










