Do students really get by with buying term papers online, or do they get busted by thier professors.?
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I'm a professor who has no trouble spotting purchased or plagiarized papers.  Our university even has software that one can use to scan suspicious papers and determine if they were plagiarized from an online site.  I rarely have to use it, however, since I can easily determine on my own whether a paper is a particular student's original work.  I've been teaching for almost a decade now, and identifying a paper with "academic dishonesty problems" is ridiculously easy.\n\nI've "busted" my share of students, and in accordance with my university's policy, some of them were expelled.  All of them received a failing grade for the courses in which they cheated, and their transcripts were marked with the notation "failed for reasons of academic dishonesty."
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They are expensive! They have to still hired professors- someone has to write the class- correct papers sent in, mediate online discussions. I take online class through a community college and they are cheap-  Try going to a regular university and look into their online class scuedule. Most offer lots of classes. A friend of mine just graduated from a 4 year state university taking only online courses.
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A number of the campus bookstores sell the textbooks used.  I'd try there first.  Otherwise, look on different bulletin boards around the campus.
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You defeat the pupose of the course if you get a pre-written research paper.  It is also considred cheating, and bad form.\n\nThere are many services that offer excellent papers for a FEE.\n\nI assure you, if you want to pass school, you don't want a free paper, as the quality will suffer, it is probably over used and your will get caught.\n\nI suggest you look at these links:\n\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/ResearchW/\n\nhttp://www.virtualsalt.com/antiplag.htm\n\nhttp://www.nber.org/\n\nhttp://www.questia.com/library/economics-and-business/economics/economic-theory/pension-funds.jsp?CRID=pension_funds&OFFID=se1&KEY=pension_funds&LID=15154836
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Make friends with upperclassmen.  You can buy their books from them for more than the bookstores will buy them for, but way less than what the bookstores charge to resale them.  \n\nCheck your school papers classified sections at the end of sessions, and pay attention to the kiosks where people post their wares for sale.  \n\nMaybe advertise yourself for the books you are looking for as well.
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As a  teacher I have found that in most cases the use of the Internet is a positive research tool. Most students would rather click on the computer than go do real research in the library, but if you use the Internet correctly it can be a valuable time saver.  The down side is I have see so much plagiarism that students aren't thinking for themselves any more.... like all technology it is a positive tool when used with logic and for the right reasons.
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chances are no one is going to have those and even if they did most teachers change answers around for each class. just spend all the time you would have to use looking for the answers online and study.
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No, you would have to get the lists from the professors who assign the books.  However, now that there are dozens of good on-line sites, the likelihood that you could be profitable with such a bookstore is small.
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No, I would be leary of websights offering scholarships. Anyone can make a webpage and steal your information when you give it to them, sighing up for what you think is a scholarship. Be careful and be leary of "winning" anything online\n\nRemember....  if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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First of all, this belongs in "homework help," not "special education."\n\nSecondly, if your teacher or professor catches you buying your work rather than cooking it up in your own head, you are going to SOOOO not ever have a decent career or job... as in, kicked out of college, or the notation in your high school file will keep you out of any decent college... \n\nHello, flipping burgers for the rest of your life!
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If you submit it to anything like turnitin.com, you will be caught. You might also get caught if someone else has used or uses the same paper and the prof realizes it....plus it's plagerism because you didn't write it and those companies have stock papers they give you, so many others who buy the paper get the same one...kind of a bad thing to do, just suffer and write it like everyone else (who is honest lol)
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Well I think it's all marketing.  College Board and Petersen's Guide, they collect a lot of data on students, tests, schools and then they package and resell all that information back to others--like the students buy test guides and info on the schools, the schools buy addresses of students who did well on the tests, the tests get money from the students taking the "required" exam.  I think it's all a scam but schools seem to think they need some external standard of measure for a student and maybe they are right, who knows?
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just use p2p clients like torrents, warez and download your text books .. happy downloading ..
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They are handy when you cannot fit a class you need into your schedule.  I had to make up one credit to get my degree and I needed a history/geography class.  The distance education/internet class I took was great.  I could fit the work into my existing schedule, didn't have to go to class, had an open book exam, and had to contribute to a few online chat rooms every so often.  Plus you could email the prof anytime if you had questions.
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Yes, and if you give them the information they will Harass you until hell freezes over or you give in to their sales pitch. I would find a College that not as Controlling in how they coerce their students. You want a College focused on teaching not on sales volume.
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Yeah, like the students trying to get an easy answer for their papers. You're already on the internet! look it up!