In “A Better Way to Prevent Student Cheating”, David Callahan states academic cheating is rampant and needs to be viewed as an issue of justice. Callahan shows that there is no concrete reason why not to cheat, or plagiarize, amongst college students. Many students believe that the only way a person becomes successful is through the act of cheating. For instance, the students cited that politicians lie and pro-athletes cheat their way through triumph. Although they are told on numerous occasions that doing this does not help them out, it is only on the contrary- everyone does it and by doing it right, cheating only helps students advance academically. Despite the fact that this is done, students also agree that cheating is unfair, but countless