College bait-and-switch in China
Chinese Students Riot Over Diploma Changes
College students in central China smashed offices and set fires in a riot sparked by administrative changes that made their diplomas less prestigious, students and school administrators said Monday...
Students said they entered Shengda, a private college, after recruiters promised they would get diplomas from the better-known Zhengzhou University, which Shengda is affiliated with.
However, while students graduating this year will receive Zhengzhou degrees, those graduating next year will only receive Shengda degrees, said students who e-mailed The Associated Press and posted comments on an online school bulletin board that was later shut down.
Imagine going to Texas A&M for four years and getting your diploma, only to find that it said “University of Texas” instead. It’s kind of like that.
College students in central China smashed offices and set fires in a riot sparked by administrative changes that made their diplomas less prestigious, students and school administrators said Monday...
Students said they entered Shengda, a private college, after recruiters promised they would get diplomas from the better-known Zhengzhou University, which Shengda is affiliated with.
However, while students graduating this year will receive Zhengzhou degrees, those graduating next year will only receive Shengda degrees, said students who e-mailed The Associated Press and posted comments on an online school bulletin board that was later shut down.
Imagine going to Texas A&M for four years and getting your diploma, only to find that it said “University of Texas” instead. It’s kind of like that.
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"Imagine going to Texas A&M for four years and getting your diploma, only to find that it said “University of Texas” instead. It’s kind of like that."
Yeah, it would stink to spend 4+ years at A&M and then not get to use the diploma for handicapped parking.
Shouldn't you be building an ark, Houstonian?
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