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Disorderly conduct conviction
Started by dentalassociate
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What did you do and how long ago?
Did you learn from it? Some places might over look it as long as you give a good answer if they ask
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What are your stats?
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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.
So this happened not very long ago?
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.
Probably the worst time to get in trouble, OP. What exactly did you do? It depends
seriously....
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So he disturbed peace...that's a crime? Lol
IMO u can explain that to schools if they ask you about it.
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.")
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