In 2010, University of Central Florida (UCF) business professor Richard Quinn uncovered what became one of the largest academic cheating scandals in U.S. college history. Around 200 out of 600 students in a senior-level strategic management course were found to have cheated on a midterm exam by using a leaked test bank—a set of questions and answers intended only for instructors. Professor Quinn became suspicious after noticing unusually high scores and later confirmed the cheating after someone