The Vice-Chancellor at Leeds Trinity University is calling on the Government to shut down so-called ‘essay mills’. As many as one in seven recent graduates may have cheated by using ‘essay mills’ during the last four years, according to a recent study. Students who get caught face punishment by their university, including possible disqualification, although... Read More
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