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I misread this as “why adults today think it’s acceptable to lie in a professional setting” and frankly…I’m not sure, but they sure do! you can definitely make chatgpt use ridiculously advanced vocabulary, and it often does on its own ifi you leave the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this prompts open ended Here at the East Podunk Cosmodemonic Junior College, I get incredible homework, as you say PhD level vocabularies. When exam time comes, I pass out the bluebooks and they have nothing to write. If they are basing all of this on one of those bogus “AI detectors,” yeah, you definitely shouldn’t take them at face value. If you do, it’s just the blind following the blind. If you don’t believe me, try plugging in random pieces of text from old papers, articles, etc into a tool like this and see just how inaccurate it can be. I got 50% on a random paragraph from a syllabus for a course I took in 2018. I made a Facebook post the other day and it let me used AI to rephrase the entire post. I was blown away by the change in wording from my original paragraph to the AI version. It was concise and clear in a way I could literally never replicate lol Holy shit, last week during a computer class quiz (We were taught the most simplest of computer basics!), I looked behind me and saw a kid use ChatGPT to copy and paste the answers. I teach in a masters program and this is true. Gave out a high number of fails on the final paper. The biggest issue was not following instructions at all, second not being able to structure a paper, and lastly plagiarism. After I had a support seminar for the ones rewriting and I had to explain that they need to carefully read and follow instructions. Keep in mind during the course we had an exam support seminar and multiple opportunities to get feedback on first drafts.

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That’s insane in a grad program. 15 years ago when I was in grad school, another person in my department was caught for academic dishonesty and they were gone quicklyvCollege professor here and this just happened this week: Student: turns in assignment with a topic from the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this blacklist. The project fails for the reasons I warned about. Insert shocked pikachu face. “I didn’t know I couldn’t choose that topic.” I teach at a bachelor’s level. Last week, the first draft was due. I had a writing workshop, sent an email with instructions, and posted samples. One student submitted … the title page ) My wife is a psychologist and owns a small practice, so when she is hiring she’s obviously exclusively looking at applications from folks with MAs and PhDs. It is WILD the degree of ineptitude she sees. It’s so hard to snatch up competent clinicians because the amount of incompetence is truly astounding. Like how do you have a graduate level degree but not know how to write a cover letter, or follow basic directions in the posting that specifically require one? One of her questions on Ideal is literally “did you include the required cover letter?” And she has gotten many many many “yes” and “no” answers, which then go on to not include one! Either is ridiculous. And many that ARE included are complete hot garbage.
One of my colleagues went on mat leave this month and we’ve been struggling for months to find someone that can replace her because it’s slim pickings out there. i know that k12 teachers have a lot of reasons to just push kids through the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this system and not address problems, but what is the advantage for college professors to do this? do they just not want to deal with the backlash of giving out bad grades? i know plenty of adults 30+ who cant follow instructions or form coherent sentences on grad school assignments. seriously how do they get that far?? Higher education has increasingly become a “customer is king” model, run by business types–plus a hysterical fear of declining enrollment rates and the impending “enrollment cliff.” The pressure is real on programs and professors to not lose ANY students, and students feel entitled because (in all fairness) higher education has become just a formal expectation for more and more jobs, while the cost of college and living expenses have exploded over the last 30 years. You absolutely can lose your job (especially if untenured) over bad student reviews. Can be multiple reasons. I think for lots of universities high levels of enrolment means more money, so they admit people who maybe are not suited for a masters program.

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Also at least in my uni there has been little support for AI detection or handling cases where AI has been used. One of my colleagues gave a paper that clearly used AI a low pass because ‘it’s a waste of time trying to take it up with administration’. That’s actually crazy, I graduated undergrad in 2012 – first offense of plagiarism was failing the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this class, second offense was expulsion from the university. I got a 4.0 from a prominent university in a environmental earth science master’s program and it’s not that I don’t think I deserved it, I worked very hard. I do think I wouldn’t have received a 4.0 if a good portion of the other students knew how to follow directions and were actually writing graduate level papers. We had some online community posting elements in some of my classes, so you got to see your peers abilities a bit. It was laughable how some of them were writing at a first year undergrad or high school level. I had secondhand embarrassment on numerous occasions. I couldn’t imagine what the professors were thinking when they’d read some of the replies. Genuinely, an alarming number of people in college and graduate school are complete idiots with no interest in self-improvement and who have no business in higher education.
I can’t even begin to count the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this number of classmates who had never read a book in their life (apart from mandatory high school/college works like “Catcher in the Rye” or “To Kill a Mockingbird”) or who had vocabulary/grammar at a grade-school level. Reminds me of a video I saw recently asking college students to place in order of size: moon, planet, star, galaxy. The answers were horrifying lol I remember in undergrad thinking, in all four years (3 if you don’t count the pandemic year) I never saw a single person on campus reading a book that wasn’t a textbook I teach 3rd and 4th year, I have the EXACT same issue. Literally completely not following instruction, straight up plagiarism, and no structure or connections in the paper. What is going on. There is no way other profs are letting this slide.
It’s madness. I also have compiled a lot of resources for students, support sessions, I’ve run tutorials on the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this basics of academic referencing, writing etc…the ones who need the help the most don’t utilize them and don’t come. It’s also like a good chunk of students have no desire to actually improve their skills, they just want to get the degree. Dude, that’s wild! I’m in college myself (bachelor’s) and holy fuck my poor professors. I’m at the end of my second year (so getting into specialized classes) and my professors keep sending out notices like, “Make sure you read the rubric and instructions,” “Don’t forget to list your resources,” and lots of prodding to get people to respond with more than 2-3 sentences for discussions. In my last class I could see my poor professor’s frustration as people weren’t even doing the bare minimum for assignments. I got full points on my final assignment last class because, and I quote, “followed directions and submitted on time.”
I thought it was because I was in online classes but reading everyone’s experiences here is eye-opening. It’s not even because my peers are young-ish either – most are working adults who are doing night classes to move careers. What the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this hell is happening? You would not have this problem if you gave a final paper that asked your students to write about an illegal topic that chatGPT would refuse to help you on. I had a student last semester appeal for incomplete because his sister has BPD. Not a new diagnosis or anything, she just has it, so that’s why he couldn’t turn in work or take his tests all semester. How did these people even get into these colleges? I was an honor roll student in the mid 2000s and I felt like getting into a state school was so competitive. Even my local university (not top ranked by any means) required at least a 3.0 average to get admitted.
I also want to know how so many of these people are getting such high paying jobs. I feel like daily there are people on Reddit talking about how they are making well over six figures right out of college. They could be full of shit of course, but amazes me. I know some people “do” make that, but the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this majority are not making $150k+ out of college. Yeah, I keep asking myself how it is possible that like every other Redditor is making $200k+, when that is like a top 5% income for an individual. Then I remember it’s the internet lol. I think a bit of both may be true. Old reddit use to be mostly tech guys, so the job would skew in that direction and so would the salaries. Now Reddit is changing a lot and a ton of new people, so that may not be the case anymore. They’re also probably rounding up a bit, from making 150k before taxes to saying they make 200k. Or people who make a lot of money are more likely to respond. And people who read a comment that interests them are more likely to upvote it. What you see on the internet isn’t a reflection of society but a reflection of what parts of society are the most interesting and outrageous.
I went to engineering school and had some nerdy hobbies where I met other students in STEM fields. I had a significant number of friends making six figures within a few years of graduation. Yeah, like I have a bunch of friends making bank, but it’s mostly tech jobs. Also a lot of redditors have high paying software jobs. Or don’t live in the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this US. A programmer in London or Delhi is still making programmer money tech is heavily overrepresented on reddit, imo, and california tech is in a world of its own when it comes to salaries. mid-low six figures is pretty standard for a new grad software engineer around here, and some of the more talented folks are making $200k+ right out of college. you don’t even really have to be smart; i interview for some of these positions and i’ve definitely met applicants with 5+ years of experience who can’t do the programming equivalent of basic math. :’)
I know the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this programming equivalent of basic math and I’m not that smart. What’s the best way to get a role w/o a degree in Bay Area? Pretty much just been making games on unity for a year and I want $$ Not everyone is a moron is how. The problem is there are less non morons among us than there were a few decades ago. And we even got rid of leaded gas! It is doable, but it usually means doing something most people don’t want to do, hence low supply of workers = high pay. I’m a physical therapist (here from the front page) and I wanna just interject when people report trades making 100-200k a year and implore anyone considering it to think how long that can realistically last for. Because a lot of them end up being my patients.
A lot of trades are very hard on your hands, shoulders, neck, back, knees. And you need many years invested into this to start seeing the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this salary, and once you’re there, you have far fewer years remaining of working at that salary level compared to a desk jockey. Then there’s the issue of treating only money as a “winning at life” score. As if chronic pain, needing joint replacement surgery at younger ages (joint replacements do not last forever, so the younger you are when you get one, the worse off you’ll be. They also aren’t as good as your normal joint, they’re just better than a severely arthritic one), doesn’t even matter. These jobs are hard. I’ve had a patient who owns his own company making large amounts of money, but he’s in his 30s and has chronic back pain. I asked him what he does and he makes gravestones. Works 60 hours a week hauling slabs of heavy rock. He can’t afford to take a vacation now because money. it’s simple, if you make 60k working a mediocre desk job you don’t feel like talking about it online, it’s sort of depressing, but if you studied finance, computer science, or went into sales (and are doing well), you might feel like talking about it openly online
I graduated 3 years ago and made 80,000 starting salary. I’m now closer to 130,000. Same company, large corporate company that you’ve certainly heard of. Nothing special. 2) college grads right now were in primary education 18-20 years ago, so we’re not seeing the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this worst of this yet, with all the political bullshit that’s hamstrung education in the past two decadesI mean, grade inflation is a real thing, so plenty of people are getting a 3.0 or above without too much effort. But yes, I’m also wondering how university admissions could be so incredibly competitive right now when the bar has fallen so low. Or is that only for the top universities? I got a 4.0 all throughout school, and that was 90% because I simply did every assignment we were told to. It was almost all participation. It amazed me when someone said they didn’t do their homework or whatever because just doing that was the easiest way to make good grades. It amazed me when someone said they didn’t do their homework or whatever because just doing that was the easiest way to make good grades.
Some of us have internal loci of self-worth, so the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this idea of doing busy work for a participation award is unappealing. Yeah you have so much self worth you intentionally self sabotage your future because you couldn’t be bothered to fill out a form. Do they not need to score high on the SATs though? If they can’t do basic math how are they getting high enough scores to get into a college? Most colleges stopped requiring standardized tests for admissions during COVID. Some – like Yale – are making news for bringing them back again. I think there was genuine issues taking the tests during the peak of 2020, but then it is also a move to combat falling college enrollment by making it easier to apply. So the kids did nothing in high school during COVID, got passing grades anyway, didn’t have to take a standardized test, and got into college. What about state level standardized tests like the MCAS in MA? Do they just fail those and the school shrugs and moves on? I thought those were required by federal and often times state law? Last I heard it was required for graduation, otherwise you get a certificate of attendance. I feel like this is still the case (if not even more so, somehow). Have gone through the process 2 times in the past 4 years with my children. First had rejections with 35 act, high gpa (3.95) and very involved in extra curricular activities. This year, younger child was essentially rejected from the flagship state school (satellite campus, basically can’t be rejected as an in state applicant) with 3.5 gpa and four 4 scores on subject AP tests, in addition to sports captain, etc… so still competitive in my view. I’d love to know geographically where this dumbing down is happening, because we haven’t encountered it in our high school experience/ college acceptance and am extremely curious.
Turning down students doesn’t generate money. They need to have a certain “bar” for accreditation, and beyond that they accept everybody. College recruiters don’t seriously talk to students about college not being for them, no matter who the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this student is, their educational background, their financial situation, the answer is “yes you should go to college”. College enrollment has plummeted in a lot of areas, so they are even more desperate. They recruit students who are doomed to fail, then complain about retention rates being so dogshit, knowing that many of these students were never going to pass regardless, and should have gotten weeded out in the application process. You combine this with the cost of college being so high, and the ease of loans, and it leads to Gen Z being absolutely fucked. Tons of people went to college despite not being ready, took out tens of thousands of dollars in loans, stuck with it because they didn’t want to waste the money they’ve already invested, then leave after 2 years because they have made no progress on their degrees. The worst part of it is, a huge portion of college degrees don’t require intelligence, they require you to take it seriously, but because K-12 passes anybody with a pulse, they never learned how to study, take tests, or write papers. Then they get freedom and skip class.
I wish we would switch to the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this norm of taking a gap year or two before going to college. In my experience in working in higher education, or being a student myself, students who take a break tend to be much more willing to put the work in because they’ve gotten that break, and develop at least a bit of work ethic that you just don’t need for high school. There’s a segment that is getting more competitive and smarter than ever before. I’m constantly shocked at how well spoken, confident, and intelligent many high schoolers I meet are. I’m part of a mentorship program and many even have full internships that my peers typically didn’t until 2nd or 3rd year of college At the same time, there’s many who are struggling. High school drop out rates were at 20-year low and test scores were near 50-year highs in 2020. With covid, many simply got no or an unhelpful education for 2 years, and many who got a good education didn’t get a great education. That setback will probably be felt for the next 5-10 years in all stages of academia Many colleges no longer have standards for admission. Students come in at whatever level and take adult basic education classes to catch up. It’s rough for professors teaching classes with no prerequisites.
They’re essentially businesses now, their job is to take money from students and pass them through a 4 year degree. If the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this academic quality of the crop of students a university has to pick from degrades each year, the university is faced with two options: admit less students and make less money, or, lower standards to continue admitting students at a rate that doesn’t hurt the bottom line. Man, what state do you live in? I got into every state school I applied to with a terrible gpa. Granted I test well and had a 1300 SAT score but still. Colleges saw dollar signs when the government started to guarantee student loans for everyone. Doesn’t matter if they’re broke and borderline illiterate, as far as the college is concerned that’s still 1 year of free cash before they flunk out.
That is such a scum site. If professors did something similar and started rating students online on criteria that included stuff like appearance, there would be justified outrage.
My experience is that Rate My Professor is, unsurprisingly, as accurate as your peers. If you’re in a respected program and the Brad Marchand Rat Shirt in contrast I will get this students take it seriously, the feedback there gives you a pretty good idea of what to expect. It helps that quality and difficulty are separate ratings (I’ve personally had some excellent professors whose classes were very difficult, and found that both facts were reflected accurately in the respective ratings). There are definitely lots of outlier ratings too though, which makes it pretty unreliable until it gets to 20 or 30 reviews. I can also definitely see the potential for disastrous brigading problems, though I never saw that personally. Eh, some professors deserve it. I had a computer science professor write all of his code on the white board and it was full of bugs. That was important code we needed for the project, and he never sent out and email or anything with the code with 0 bugs. So we all had to spend time debugging his code we didn’t understand because it was an intro class Is it? I used it to find good professors and found it to be extremely accurate. Lots of times there was only one session so I had no choice and the negative reviews were 100% accurate. I never had a badly rated teacher turn out to he great. Graduated with a 4.0. (California State School)

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