Cheating is rampant, but that doesn&#x27;t mean that we all as a society don&#x27;t still ignore that fact! It&#x27;s a beautiful display of cognitive dissonance. There&#x27;s no way to know if someone truly achieved their degree, so you have to <i>test</i> them, which is one of the reasons the degree was valuable. You shouldn&#x27;t have to test someone if they had certain credentials. They&#x27;ve passed their rigorous training program.<p>I&#x27;m not really a fan of no tolerance policies; I would rather  the system be re-evaluated so that credentialing and training are the goals of the system, not pushing as many credit hours through the administration as possible. :)