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South Korea is cutting 'killer questions' from an 8-hour exam some blame for a fertility rate crisis
Raising a child in South Korea is no easy task. By the time their toddlers can walk, many parents have already begun scouting out elite private preschools. 
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In South Korea on Thursday everyone will be avoiding words like "fail" or "fall" to avoid causing bad luck for the hundreds of thousands students taking the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), South Korea's university entrance exam.
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On exam day in South Korea, the nation falls silent. Planes are grounded, offices stay shut, parents pray for their children's success and police patrol the streets to make sure students get to their destination on time. How they perform on this one test can change everything.
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The allegations of cheating, which are “based on specific, reliable information” could be held up for as many as four weeks
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