The number of students exploiting new rules allowing them to change their choice of universities or courses if they receive combined A-level grades of ABB and above – a process known as "adjustment" – has more than doubled compared with 2012, although the overall number remains small.
More advanced students exploit its rich vocabulary: "I've a bad case of coryza" sounds so much better than admitting you have a common cold.
When in doubt, go visit that professor in his or her lonely office hours, which few students exploit anyway.
The new rules are part of an effort in Britain to stop fictitious colleges and students from exploiting student visas to avoid regular immigration procedures.
The power of the group of students is exploited by having each student write a tutorial on one of the topics.
These institutions' ability to reach out to non-traditional or underserved students is more important to them than arguments that these potential students are exploited or taken advantage of - they just do not buy those arguments.
The New York Magazine article about the James Frey atelier cum literary sweatshop has performed a valuable service by highlighting not just the desperation of MFA students to get profitably published, but the willingness of MFA programs to let their students be exploited.
If a placement isn't monitored it can lead to students being exploited, unfairly treated and working for free".
The word "intern" has become "a targeted social signal," as students are exploited by everyone from Disney World (which employs between seven and eight thousand of them each year) to the government (which has Ivy Leaguers writing policy-shaping memos), not to mention colleges themselves, which can charge for credits that cost nearly nothing to administer.
Australia's elite colleges are reeling today in the wake of a new report accusing them of fostering a culture "where older students can exploit and abuse younger students, both for sexual as well as simply sadistic purposes".
