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"Introduction to Congress" Final Exam
- The "Introduction to Congress" exam's instructions prohibited collaboration with fellow students. Click the image for more selections from the exam. By Crimson News Staff
- A student in the "Introduction to Congress" course said that short answer questions like this one may have been conducive to cheating. By Crimson News Staff
- About 125 students are under investigation for improper collaboration and plagiarism on the exam which included short answer questions and this essay prompt. By Crimson News Staff
About 125 students have been accused of cheating on this final exam from last spring's course Government 1310: "Introduction to Congress." The exam was posted on the course's website.
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