Contacting a news agency to expose cheating

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[deleted480308]

Graduate

 

[Psai]

Why bother

 

[NickNaylor]

This is called bridge burning, and I would suggest not doing it.

 

[Frogger27]

Do it, I want to read the article. Make sure to post after

 

[21Rush12]

Is there any reason to do this whatsoever? I can’t even find the reason this is your problem to deal with.

 

[deleted87051]

The only thing to be gained is to shine a light on it and put a stop to it if the cheating is ongoing and allowed by the school.

 

[ndafife]

Do you have direct 100% evidence - aka emails or video that leave no room for interpretation.

If not, then no body cares. You are a student making allegations without evidence. No new outlet is going to run that story.

So given that, don't burn bridges.

 

[DokterMom]

High risk.
No reward.
So probably not a wise course until after you graduate.

That said -- It sounds like you've already done it, so too late for advice... Be aware that by bringing down your school, you're also devaluing your own degree.

 

[Groy]

What's your back up plan?

 

[Donald Juan]

Like said above, if you actually have proof then I would go for it. Stir that pot and burn down the shady administration you are under. If you have no evidence, only your testimony, then leave it alone.

 

[Raney Schauer]

 

[gyngyn]

Corruption in a just society is worth reporting.
Corruption in a corrupt society...I don't have an answer.

 

[Raney Schauer]

Here's the OP's only other post:

Hello all,

I live in Mexico and I am considering medical school in Mexico. I am interested in becoming a clinical geneticist. I am wondering what a clinical geneticist does in Mexico. I also want to know what the curriculum looks like as well. Does it include genomics? Have there been big changes in the field due to introduction of new technologies (e.g. CRISPR, next-gen sequencing, etc). I would appreciate answers from other countries as well. Thank you in advance.

Corruption? In Mexico?

 

[Kr#36]

This seems like a classic situation to apply one of my main rules to life: mind your own business.

 

[deleted480308]

I don't know. To some degree I understand. But at the same time, I feel bitter enough about the results.

The school has enough controversies. I doubt they would want another one.


There are chats that show the threats. The messages were deleted. However, the screenshots of them remain. As for cheating, the only thing that is concrete would be the internet history. The school Wi-Fi requires logins from students. So I believe that they keep a history of all the sites that each student and faculty visited. Granted, it is the property of the school. They can refuse to hand it over, or delete them. Nevertheless, refusing to hand the internet history (which would be that of 20-30 students during a period of 2-3 hours) would probably do them more damage than wrong.

dude, you are custer the day before little big horn.....