Posted by: Jhapali_Thito September 29, 2014
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Ha ha Kiddo,
By any chance, are you pursuing medical degree?
Otherwise, how one could try to justify the acts described in the story in the name of ' for the return for their investment'? As per my understanding, every profession should have ethical/moral boundaries to follow. Think of the this, a professor has spent 4 years of undergraduate, 2 years of masters, 4 years of phd, 1, 2, 3 or more years of post-doc before getting a position. Though there is not much 'investment' in terms of money, the time spent alone accounts for a lot financially compared to some one who goes into the job right after undergraduate. With that account, should the porfessor start selling A+ es to get the 'return' for his investment?
By any chance, are you pursuing medical degree?
Otherwise, how one could try to justify the acts described in the story in the name of ' for the return for their investment'? As per my understanding, every profession should have ethical/moral boundaries to follow. Think of the this, a professor has spent 4 years of undergraduate, 2 years of masters, 4 years of phd, 1, 2, 3 or more years of post-doc before getting a position. Though there is not much 'investment' in terms of money, the time spent alone accounts for a lot financially compared to some one who goes into the job right after undergraduate. With that account, should the porfessor start selling A+ es to get the 'return' for his investment?