I did everything legit. I studied my ass off and did the tests on my own. They used ChatGPT and chegg. I hardly knew anyone who was like me, and did everything legit. I actually learned my degree, but I got the same diploma as the people who barely know anything about it.

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Anonymous #2 11w

I agree it's so unfair

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Anonymous #3 11w

Agree that it’s unfair, but it’s life. Life is unfair. I don’t spend time worrying or being upset about people getting something when they’ve treated the process with little care. The truth shows. Unless they’re a nepo baby or have other connections, they won’t make it far. Regardless, why would that concern me? That’s my mindset of it all

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Anonymous #4 8w

I mean more so like talking loud as hell during lecture, fighting in hallways, block sidewalks to talk, ignoring work then blaming the professor, like entitled, cheating people like that. Like do what you want but the second it starts affecting me and my day/work??? No ma’am

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Anonymous #4 8w

That’s true, don’t get me wrong I completely agree. I don’t spend any time being upset about it or anything really, besides this comment from a few weeks ago. It’s not even that I necessarily hate the people who cheated when I didn’t, since I can’t blame them, I just dislike how the university system incentivizes cheating by valuing grades over actual learning, and I’d like to see that change in the future, so I tend to express that opinion just in hopes of having some small influence. That’s al

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