65 or 77 units (advice)?

Cayton
Fri, 22 Aug 2014 22:43:12 +0000

@2016Candles‌

I’ll take your word for it then. Still, it’s immoral to lie and everyone should know that. Even if one doesn’t care about the ethics of lying on a college application, one should be concerned about the risk of the lie being discovered during the application process. The risks outweighs the rewards in my opinion.

I don’t know if you remember this, but the University of California stated in the UC application that if you lie on the application and it’s discovered during the application/admission season, they’ll reject you, which isn’t surprising. But if the lie is discovered later, say, while you’re in school at the UC to which you transferred, you’ll be kicked out. And here’s the kicker: if they discover that you lied after you’ve been awarded the degree, they can revoke it!

Lying isn’t worth it for so many reasons.