[多选题]大学生如何防止自己参与到涉诈黑灰产业链中()。
A. 不出租、出借、出售自己的手机卡、个人银行账户、收单二维码等。
B. 不组织或诱骗他人办理手机卡、个人银行账户等用于出租、出借、出售。
C. 不传播或宣传出租、出售或购买手机卡、个人银行账户、收单二维码等信息。
D. 可以购买他人办理的手机卡、个人银行账户等。

For America’s colleges, January is a month of reckoning. Most applications for the next academic year beginning in the autumn have to be made by the end of December, so a university’s popularity is put to an objective standard, how many people want to attend. One of the more unlikely offices to have been flooded with mail is that of the City University of New York (CUNY), a public college that lacks, among other things, a famous sports team, bucolic campuses and raucous parties (it doesn’t even have dorms), and, until recently, academic credibility.
A primary draw at CUNY is a programme for particularly clever students, launched in 2001. Some 1,100 of the 60,000 students at CUNY’s five top schools receive a rare thing in the costly world of American colleges, free education. Those accepted by CUNY’s honours programme pay no tuition fees; instead they receive a stipend of $ 7,500 (to help with general expenses) and a laptop computer. Applications fo