Not necessarily justified limits, but limits that are created by the student. The community itself showed signs of respect and trustworthiness like no locks on lockers, unproctored tests, and take-home essays and tests. Well, unfortunately, realization waited on the other side of his delusion. He stated, If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. This led him to talk about the temptation that lies with-in every school, regardless of a proposed creed.
Students scramble into class engaging in last-minute studying while a test is being distributed.
He states that many universities have instituted a form of honor code. By requiring every student to sign the agreement, schools hope to rid students of dishonest behavior and create a more open community. In my opinion, no it will not. Baugh found a survey that had been conducted by Donald McCabe. These statistics are sad, but true facts of how much dishonesty is performed, even with honor codes in effect.