Post <blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Also being tenured in Australia and Asian,I kind of agree with the observation toward Chinese students. However, it can be avoidable by not having all tests and exams copied from textbank and fully online. Students, especially international students deserve better quality education, particularly business education by paying so much tuition. </blockquote> Why do international students especially deserve better education compared to domestic students? Do you have something against domestic students? You imply that they are somehow less deserving. </blockquote> My apology if you may have misquoted or misunderstood. Every student deserves the same good quality education. International students are mostly taught in huge classes (mostly master students), and aussie schools knowingly or unknowingly put them in a somehow more disadvantaged situation in terms of teacher-student interactions. In the States, if there are 100 students enrolling in Corporate Finance, it would be likely divided into 3 classes taught by 3 instructors. Unfortunately, it is not the case at most of the Australian universities.</blockquote>

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