Some high school students find themselves having to find jobs because their families are unable to make ends meet. High school students who want to go to college participate in multiple extra-circular activities that keep them busy in the hopes that they will get them a scholarship. This can result in the burden on the student of not being able to complete homework. It's easier to copy your friends, go online, or ask someone to do a task for you. In high school, plargairism is easy to get away with sometimes because teachers take paper copies of your essay instead of submitting it electronically. The teacher is overwhelmed with so many graded assignments, so he is not very likely to check for plagiarism unless it is something that catches his attention. Because there is not enough money to build schools across the country, classrooms are overcrowded. Students can use overcrowding as an advantage. In some cases, as long as the format is correct and there are no obvious grammatical problems, students get passing grades. Those who don't get a scholarship to go to school have to choose not to go or get a job to survive while they go to school. If the economy didn't improve and the government focused more on providing people with better education, plagiarism wouldn't be an ever-growing problem. The price of college increases every year