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nah, they won't give academic misconduct to 200 people, maybe 1-2 persons that actually posted the quiz on FB. No need to take down the whole herd, it is much easier to make example of 1 or 2; and the rest will fall in line, thats how communist/fascist rule. You know why? because when you take down 200 people at the same time, there is greater chance of revolution.
If this goes on my record, it will appear as an academic warning for a cheating violation ("receiving aid or assistance on an assignment in a class"), even though I didn't cheat and there's really no evidence that I cheated. I have the right to a committee hearing, but I'm still really worried about what will happen. Will med schools even believe my explanation? Idk
Did the school say whether or not it is on your transcript?Hi, update on this situation. I appeared before a committee and the decision was a written warning for cheating. The reasoning was that I failed to report a cheating incident, which is an honor code violation. (Even though I wasn't aware this was cheating...)
In the official decision, it states that they were not convinced I used any material to cheat, but I'm in trouble for failing to report.
Does anyone know how medical schools will view this? I'm so sad, I feel like my dreams are ruined lol.
Unfortunately, that doesn't look good. Even if you get it removed, you still have to report it to medical schools.It's on the official disciplinary record, which I have to submit to medical schools when I apply.
Also, I can still appeal the decision to the dean, but I'm not really sure if that will change anything. Oh and this record disappears 2 years after I graduate.
That seems like a load of BS from the school. Good luck in your appeal to the dean.Anyone who had ever interacted on the group received a written warning. I happened to "like" an unrelated post on the group a long time ago, so I got reported. Also I think Facebook shows who has "seen" a post.
I'm not really active on the group but posts from the group did occasionally show up on my feed.c
Let's not solely blame the Soviets -- we called it McCarthyism here.early soviet communist indoctrination included the idea that it was duty to report on those who may be working against the system, even if they were your own parents. Conversely, if you didnt report it, something that you knew or should have known, you would be as guilty as those who performed the subversive act.
This effectively made everyone a "spy"in your local group/block/cell/building. The fear being that if something happened and you didnt report it, they would take you away and send you to the Gulag. Hence, you reported on your neighbors before they came for you