Which of the following cannot be associated with medieval universities?

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Medieval universities were indeed centers of learning where the recitation and commentary on authoritative texts were the primary methods of teaching (B), and they did have a structure of degrees where a bachelor's degree was a step towards a master's which allowed one to teach at a university level (D). Masters and scholars did attempt to standardize curricula and entry requirements (E), and students were often noted for their less-than-studious behaviors (A). However, the assertion that a university education very seldom produced original thinkers (C) is not accurate, as medieval universities were the birthplaces of many foundational ideas in philosophy, theology, science, and law, contributing significantly to the intellectual development of the Western world.

Which of the Following Cannot Be Associated with Medieval Universities