Betty’s parents earn over a million dollars a year. They pay $30,000 a year for Betty to attend a private school, hire tutors and make sure that she has every possible educational advantage. Betty finds out about a scholarship open to students living in a particular low-income neighborhood and tells her parents about the scholarship. The parents rent a vacant apartment in the neighborhood to have mailing address there, Betty applies for the scholarship and her grades and test scores earn her the scholarship. According to ethical subjectivism, this is perfectly ethical because the parents think It’s great because they won’t have to pay for Betty’s college, Betty thinks it’s OK, and it is totally legal and by the rules.
In a 1-2 page essay, answer the following:
What are some ways you might say this is unethical? Use at least two critiques of ethical subjectivism.
this is due today and i have no idea what to give these answers.please help?
