Straighterline New Proctor Policy Change

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It my understanding SL is $99 + 49, this will include the proctor U according to their site.

And I couldn't disagree more ryoder..
Look at the history of cheating, and notably at some prestigious institutions.
Here is the link at the most recent for Harvard scandal.
Harvard Cheating Scandal - Business Insider
Then the infamous Naval academy, or Duke, UVA... list goes on forever, and this is just USA schools.

Did you formulate your opinion from under a rock?
Just google it, you will find more than you can read, all of which are people that got caught, what about the ones we don't hear of?
Cheating has been around since we started this archaic putting people with degree's on a pedestal crap.
Then artificially reporting it deserves or equates to more money by having one than not.
Unfortunately people like me proving that wrong, with no degree pulling down 250k a year. Then Bill Gates, Michael Dell, and others take it to a whole new level.
However, as long as degree = $$ then it's safe to say that if cheating is occurring at the the B&M schools of this caliber, then its happening everywhere, and no goofy insecure proctoring is going to stop it.
The old saying build a better mouse trap, and I will engineer a better mouse. Because I have already thought of several ways to "crack" the system wide open and prove them all wrong, just to prove a point. And if you have the background in software the way I think you do, then you know what I am talking about.
I live my life by honor, and having worked with Army SF I take one of their motto's to heart.
"Death before Dishonor"
So would only do such a thing to not gain credits for myself, but expose the lies of such bogus technology with people attempting to profit from it wrongly, ie SL.