Cheating but no suspension?

@ikooldiscovery‌ (in #17): “who wants you to say behind in life/ struggle in the college process.”

You simple could not be more incorrect nor more ignorant of what I want – and hope – for the OP. I sincerely want the OP to succeed in life and in college, to be extremely happy and satisfied, and to do so with honor. I know, from sixty-eight years of living, that:

  1. Cheating, dishonesty, and unethical conduct is highly likely to become addictive – cheat a little at seventeen and you’re very liable to cheat a lot at thirty or forty. I expect you’ll disagree with this, but it is the stuff of Biblical, Grecian, and Shakespearian tragedies, so it is very real and it has plagued mankind for many centuries.
  2. The way to arrest this addiction is to face the consequences stoically and to use the adverse experiences – and the concomitant pain – to alter behavior and values permanently.