<human>: Hi reddit I'm a college student currently enrolled in a management class at a large university in Florida. However instead of the fairly easy management elective that I was expecting the class has turned into a nightmare. Apparently our school is up for review on it's accreditation so now our class is the test subject for an online simulation called Capstone, which is counter intuitive, buggy, and has very little to do with management and is more of a finance/accounting/marketing tool.  There are several reasons me and my fellow classmates are up in arms over this.

1. We had to pay $150 out of pocket to pay for the simulation
2. There are several different professors teaching the same class but our class is the only one being forced to participate in the simulation.
3. Our teacher has no involvement with the simulation and it is being run entirely by the company who produces and sells it.
4. This is the big one, our ENTIRE grade for the semester is dependent on how well we do on this simulation, despite the fact that it has very little do with actual management.

So reddit I was wondering if anyone has any advice on what I can do, I feel like my school cares more about getting re-accredited in the most cost effective way possible more than it does about it's students and it sucks. Any advice is welcome!

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: My class is a guinea pig for a college accreditation company, and we're all getting screwed over because of it