Academic Dishonesty: Seeking Advice / Insights

[Angus Avagadro]

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Wow, i wasted 20 min analyzing every response. Can't get those 20 min back. OP must be a creative writing major.

 

[ampersandwich]

Doesn't the whole thing about not having graduated despite having 160 credits seem a little unbelievable? And needing to go to another school to pick up another 40 credits to be able to graduate? Most people I know graduate with between 120-140. Have you ever heard of anyone NEEDING 40 on top of 160, after an IA????

Totally possible if OP went to a school with a quarter grading system, especially if they came in with a bunch of credits from high school/AP.

 

[candbgirl]

Yup. Although I'm telling you, the post was so over the top that I can't help but think the whole thing is so outrageous that it can't be true.

Would a legit school really not report this on a transcript? Under these circumstances, would a legit dean of students really help a student transfer to a school where she was formerly associated without a transcript (and, logically, disclosure)? Would a legit school accept him immediately after the IA with disclosure?

Doesn't the whole thing about not having graduated despite having 160 credits seem a little unbelievable? And needing to go to another school to pick up another 40 credits to be able to graduate? Most people I know graduate with between 120-140. Have you ever heard of anyone NEEDING 40 on top of 160, after an IA????...

And OP still hasn’t graduated. He has one more semester(supposedly). The whole escapade is troubling but the alleged involvement of the Dean is very troubling to me! Hopefully this whole thing has been an exercise in creative writing by OP and an exercise is time wasted by all of us!

 

[EdgeTrimmer]

Hopefully this whole thing has been an exercise in creative writing by OP and an exercise is time wasted by all of us!

I heard creative writing gets more As.

 

[gyngyn]

This thread seems to have run its course.