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Ethical Dilemma Question
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Use another story. If I were an interviewer, your story does more harm than good to your admission chances, IMHO. There's got to be another story you have; play it safe.
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I was thinking the same, but thought I would get a second opinion! Thanks for the advice... I'll keep this story to myself
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Okay I guess what I mean is I won't openly tell this information to any adcom unless asked lol
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Not a good moral dilemma story. It is like a weak points question, it should not really show you from a bad side. Again, schools are very sensitive to a academic dishonesty. Find something else or just say, that you were lucky not to have moral dilemmas yet
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They really want you to be in a situation where you made the best decision. Encountered a class where everyone was circulating the old exam and when you came across it, you decided to turn it in? Maybe a group project where the team leader told all the members that he would do the entire PowerPoint and y'all are just adding to it? You noticed that he just found a power point online. There are better examples!!!
