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'''Professor nitpicking''' is the common event of college [[professors]] using a fine tooth comb on assignments handed in by [[conservative]] students, while letting factual and logical errors on assignments by [[liberal]] students slide by. It is especially commn at large universities, where there is less oversight on professor fairness and balance.
'''Professor nitpicking''' is the common event of college [[professors]] using a fine tooth comb on assignments handed in by [[conservative]] students, while letting factual and logical errors on assignments by [[liberal]] students slide by. It is especially common at large universities, where there is less oversight on professor fairness and balance.
An example of this would be a professor ignoring a [[liberal]]s claim that New Deal policies singlehandedly ended the [[Great Depression]], while harshly grading a [[conservative]]s assignment for a small (or nonexistent) error.
[[Category:Liberal Traits]]
[[Category:Academics]]