Cheating in college - need advice fast
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people cheat on tests all the time, I'm a senior at a top tier school and there's been rampant academic dishonesty ever since I've been here, you're fine dude
if you shower before you meet your SO, you'll likely have no forensic evidence, just make sure you cover your tracks with credit/debit card activity, and don't be like that moron who wore his fitbit while smashing his side chick at 4am (giving his wife an alert that he's at risk of a coronary and he's not home)
Why are you worrying about an imaginary situation? You completed the test fairly and have proof, what's the issue?
If they do come down on you and want to accuse you of cheating, tell them you're prepared to retake the test right there in front of them to prove yourself.
I can certainly appreciate your concerns but receiving an email about a shady activity does not mean you are guilty of anything, especially when you have done nothing wrong. If it did, most people on WSO (and everywhere) should be worried.
You honestly sound like the feds
Exactly - OP if you told me this in an interview I'd think very hard about hiring someone who blatantly disregards resources at your disposal.
I can't even begin to explain to you how serious the crime is - it's like having the WSO hedge fund guide and not even using it prior to your HF interviews...
Was thinking the same thing - happy I'm not alone on this. I had a professor that reused questions - once I figured that out all I did was study past questions. That's not cheating, that's called strategy.
Cheating is pulling out your phone during a test OP, not studying more efficiently.
A large part of my job is making educated guesses from incomplete information. The original post has been deleted, but it sounds like a professor posts a question bank online, then pulls questions from it for the tests. Studying the question bank isn't cheating, it is being smarter and more efficient than everyone else. Sure, I could recreate all of the research from the EMH onwards, but why would I when I can just read the papers from the people who have?
If anything, it is the professor's fault for having too few questions in the question bank, or using questions from it in the first place.
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