:confused: I don't understand it. I'm looking at a paper a student must have up about selling a credit? :confused: Is it even possible or even legal (college law legal) to sell a credit to someone else? I'm thinking no but asking for input on this... :rolleyes:

Just to let you know, I'm not buying the credit even if it was ok by the college.

I'm just curious, is it ok to buy a credit from someone? I don't think so...

It seems unlikely that it would be legal.

That's what I thought. I wasn't gonna buy the credit anyways. I'd like to earn my credits instead of taking the easy way out. How would the college know you bought a credit if they aren't notified...

(to self): I'm wondering if anyone will buy the credit?...

So far nobody bought the credit I mentioned about.

Seeing this thread again kind of makes me wonder who even is selling the credit anyways?...

i would buy a credit! heck, sounds better than dropping a course and losing money because I couldnt get assignments in on time

doesnt sound legal though, you can't buy a degree...

Though not legally yes you can buy a degree over the internet... I know this is illegal and since I want to earn my degree and have allready been in school for 2 years now it'd be useless for me to buy a degree. I still see the credit for sale; I'm doubting that it's gonna be sold by now...

I don't know that it is even possible to transfer credits between people, but I do know someone that paid another person to take a class for them. I guess it isnt hard if the same person shows up every day. I have never had my id checked for a class. I have to agree though, Id rather earn what I get.

Still potential selling. I'm not buying it... literally and figuratively...

I think the College/University checks to see if the school offering the course credit is 'accredited'.

I doubt i could get, for example, a 'diploma mill' Statistics Course and apply it back to my BScN degree, so I could graduate.

As for taking other people's exams, I cannot see how easily that would be done. A test like the LSAT requires a THUMBPRINT. An exam at a University requires a Student Card and a Signature and a D.O.B.

Who wants to always be looking over their shoulder about losing their degree if they get 'found out'? Creepy.

update: Credit is still for sale...

The paper is gone. Either the credit was bought, the seller gave up, or some other outside force has taken over the piece of paper...