Disorderly conduct conviction

[dentalassociate]

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Looks like Im going to be convicted of this. What are the chances that a school will still keep my acceptance if I get one? So far Detriot Mercy, Nova, Ohio state interviews.

 

[deleted480308]

Looks like Im going to be convicted of this. What are the chances that a school will still keep my acceptance if I get one? So far Detriot Mercy, Nova, Ohio state interviews.

What did you do and how long ago?

 

[FanOfCostco]

Did you learn from it? Some places might over look it as long as you give a good answer if they ask

 

[tyjacobs]

Looks like Im going to be convicted of this. What are the chances that a school will still keep my acceptance if I get one? So far Detriot Mercy, Nova, Ohio state interviews.

What are your stats?

 

[deleted738762]

I dont think its too bigga deal it counts as a minor misdeamnor anyway right. As long as you say what happened and what you learned from it you're good.

 

[caffeine jitters]

So this happened not very long ago?

 

[dentalassociate]

So this happened not very long ago?

Yea 1 week ago, after I submitted all the apps and got invites

 

[caffeine jitters]

Yea 1 week ago, after I submitted all the apps and got invites

Hrmm... the fact that it happened so recently makes it more of a red flag in my opinion. I think if something like this were to have happened earlier in your college career, it would be easier to work around.

Everyone makes mistakes, so I hope the schools you applied to are able to look past it. Best of luck dude.

 

[Craig_Sherwood234]

Probably the worst time to get in trouble, OP. What exactly did you do? It depends

 

[Stanelz]

seriously....

 

[fit2]

It's not really a crime so I don't think it's that big

 

[caffeine jitters]

It's not really a crime so I don't think it's that big

Disorderly Conduct - FindLaw

 

[COdental]

don't drop the soap my dude

 

[fit2]

Disorderly Conduct - FindLaw

So he disturbed peace...that's a crime? Lol
IMO u can explain that to schools if they ask you about it.

 

[hajin]

It can be difficult to get very recent convictions expunged, but not necessarily impossible. Depending on what state you live in, getting a criminal record expunged means that, legally speaking anyway, it never happened (i.e. To the the question, "Have you ever been convicted...." you are within your rights to answer "no.")