Seniors cashing in on writing services


Second day of The Star-ACMS Conference 2006: Globalising Higher Education in Malaysia: Asia Pacific Institute of Technology (APIIT) executive director Dr Parmjit Singh speaking during the session on Marketing Higher Education Overseas.

PETALING JAYA: Thesis assistance and outsourcing services are being widely promoted – especially on social media – among students and that is a problem among educators.

And, the Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (Mapcu) is seeing a growing culture of senior students doing the work of their juniors for money.

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