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Professors sound the alarm on students registering as disabled to game the system: ‘A scam’ #shorts
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1:35Now PlayingProfessors are calling out the alarming rise in students diagnosed as “disabled” at elite universities to get special accommodations in class and on exams.
One in five students at Brown and Harvard are now registered as having some form of disability, according to an analysis by The Atlantic — but professors suspect some of them are bogus.
“I have heard from many people that this is the way that rich people scam the system to help their kids,” a computer science professor at a west coast state school, who asked to remain anonymous, told The Post.
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