University policy decision Stanford University Concluded Jan 1, 1921

Stanford University — Pre-2023 prohibition on proctored exams (102-year precedent)

From 1921 to 2023, Stanford's Honor Code held that proctored exams were not permitted, reflecting an institutional trust-based academic-integrity model.
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Stanford University Honor Code

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