Massive cheating on SAT?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m feeling so bad for Hong Kong. It used to be a modern ethical country.

It was a British colony.
And the British did not allow free democratic rule until just before the handover for virtue signaling.

It used to have all the human rights any modern free society enjoys even with limited democracy. The UK was a much better colonizer than CCP China.

There used to be signs in Hong Kong stating "No dogs and No Chinese allowed".
Yeah, the British were great exemplars of human rights.

Did you just wake up from your coffin?

Such scams are rampant in China. In HK, as much as things have gone downhill over the past 6 years in many aspects, they still have the rule of law in most situations. I’m sure there are many such cases that have escaped without being caught. But at least, these scams have not become part of the system in which people are complacent.

Were you in Hong Kong before the 1997 handover?

https://amp.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/education/article/3342068/mainland-chinese-student-jailed-3-months-hiring-imposter-take-toefl-test

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They cheat because they are getting away with it and they know racist Chinese and Indians in the United States will prefer to hire them over non immigrant Americans.

They don’t just cheat, but they often get around the system using loopholes. I do believe such behaviors are the product of their own system — they don’t know how to behave in a high-trust society.

By sharing answers?? Absurd to call these loopholes when it is blatant cheating. Ask your students if there is cheating and you’d be surprised how prevalent the issue really is.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I still don’t get it—if their universities are better than ours, why are their students so desperate to get into U.S. colleges, even to the point of cheating? That just doesn’t add up.

And ironically 2024-2025 we see surge in international students in US colleges even with Trump administration.

1. Very difficult to get into top universities in China.

2. Cachet/prestige from studying abroad is a significant advantage in gaining employment in China.

3. Many want opportunity to emigrate to US and college is an initial step in that process.

Cheating on the gaokao is a crime punishable by up to 7 years in jail
Over 10,000 individuals have been penalized for cheating.
Students are banned from retaking the test for up to three years if caught cheating.

Cheat on the SAT and nothing happens. Lie about a learning disability, nothing happens.