Just preparing them to cheat in the real world. Part of a bigger network of corporate slime that cheats at every chance they can for their own gain.

These same students reported the cheating but accused the Kellogg School of assigning a biased student to conduct the student side of an honor code investigation, of failing to punish the cheating, and of allowing their names to be shared with the purported cheaters, which led to threatening phone calls from the cheating students.

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/11/05/