Help with unintentional academic dishonesty

Mwfan1921
Mon, 14 Apr 2025 17:20:52 +0000

I agree you should just send the transcript and see what happens. You can’t claim it was an unintentional omission. McGill is quite clear about requiring all transcripts.

Academic records from every post-secondary institution (including exchange or study-abroad sessions) are required as part of the supporting documents of your application.

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AA1946:

it probably wouldn’t have been noticed anyways.

You would have likely been caught as Canadian schools are part of the National Student Clearinghouse which has all transcripts for all students. I don’t know if McGill checks all matriculating students or not, but your omission could have very well come to light at any point during your four years there.

I do think it’s possible that McGill rescinds your acceptance because A) academic dishonesty and B) you are a transfer student, not an incoming first year.

Do you have other acceptances that you haven’t declined (that you have sent your Purdue transcripts to?)