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Professors sound the alarm on huge rise of students registering as disabled to game the system: ‘A scam’

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Extra time is the new normal on college campuses — and especially at elite schools like Stanford, where nearly 40% of students have registered with the disability office. Professors worry exams are becoming meaningless, and some are concerned kids won’t be prepared for the real world.

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Professors sound the alarm on huge rise of students registering as disabled to game the system: ‘A scam’

Extra time is the new normal on college campuses — and especially at elite schools like Stanford, where nearly 40% of students have registered with the disability office. Professors worry exams are becoming meaningless, and some are concerned kids won’t be prepared for the real world.

·New York, United States
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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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