Reinventor with IA

[co7382]

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I'm a career-switcher and reinventor. I got an IA while doing a Master's in CS that I subsequently completed with a 3.6 gpa. The IA was due to unauthorized collaboration. I had sent some skeleton code that was provided to us by the teacher to a classmate. We were meant to build on this code for our assignment. I didn't realize that each student's file had a watermark individual to the student so when my classmate submitted the file I sent him it was flagged. The file that I sent him didn't contain my assignment it was just the skeleton code, but it was still watermarked. I got an F on the assignment and it's not on my transcript, but its in an internal school record. This was three years ago and since then I have taken unauthorized collaboration much more seriously and have been very cautious of inadvertantly

Other statistics:
sgpa: 3.2
cgpa: 3.4
mcat: 520
This is an upwards trend I did 24 pbacc upper-level science credits w/ 4.0.

What are my DO chances?

 

[Mr.Smile12]

When did this IA occur?

 

[co7382]

When did this IA occur?

It was summer 2023.

 

[Goro]

It was summer 2023.

How old were you at the time?

 

[co7382]

How old were you at the time?

23

 

[Goro]

I think that as long as you own this, you should apply to your state MD schools and any deal school. Sometimes one has to apply with the application one has, warts and all, to see how a cycle can play out.

 

[astrophage]

This seems like a stupid IA. It was code that the professor wrote that you seemingly shared without changing it at all. I am so surprised this accusation stuck. Absurd.