<p>My AP stat teacher caught me copying my french homework from someone today. It was a chain of people passing the hw around and copying but unfortunately I was caught :/. My stat teacher told my french teacher and when i talked to my french teacher after school she was really okay with it. she said not to do it again and that she was giving me a 0/2 for the assignment. I can take that because i still have an A in french. unfortunately, my stat teacher wants to write me up for it. She’s going to write me up along with 3 other people she caught with the homework. She told us it was a bad day to get caught doing this because she caught a couple homework cheaters a couple periods before.
do you think it’s possible to get my acceptance to Cornell rescinded for this? I don’t want to condone the deed or give excuses, but last year there was a whole AP US cheating chain busted and nothing happened to them. Another kid stole the AP Biology midterm answers and he’s still going to NYU.
Ugh
I might email my AP stat teacher apologizing and saying that i need to clear my conscience.</p>
<p>no.
10 char</p>
<p>of course not</p>
<p>Three letters. L-O-L.</p>
<p>Five letters. T-R-O-L-L.</p>
<p>^I don’t think this is implausible though…very typical high school actually.
I would NOT email the teacher because that makes a written record of the whole affair right there! Sleep on it, nothing’s going to happen over night, and then hopefully the stats teacher will have slept as well and will no longer be having that “bad day.” I don’t know exactly what it means to be written up, but Cornell will probably never know about it.</p>
<p>Hahaha</p>
<p>Learn how to copy homework, noob</p>
<p>unless she contacts Cornell directly I doubt they would even find out, you’re fine</p>
<p>At my kid´s school, where there is honor code, this incident could go to the honor board. This would be considered a form of cheating, and kids have been expelled for cheating. </p>
<p>It really depends on what your GC will do with the information if the teacher should write you up. If your GC is not going notify Cornell then there is no issue, otherwise you´ll have to explain it to Cornell. I would speak with your GC to see what you should do. I wouldn´t just ignore this and hope it would go away. The last thing you would want is for this teacher to write you up without your knowledge, and have Cornell find out when it´s too late for you to do anything.</p>
<p>My school’s the same as Oldfort’s kid’s school, so it would without a shadow of a doubt be sent to the college, and if it is, I do not doubt that they would rescind. Being even associated with cheating and caught is a major, major no-no in the Ivies, so if they catch wind of it, then you’re most likely screwed. However, judging from the laissez-faire approach your school seems to have to cheating, I doubt highly that your French teacher had it marked on your record for cheating. If she did, then you’ll be asked to explain to them the situation, and it may turn out quite poorly for you.</p>
<p>Couple of things here:</p>
<p>1) DO NOT CHEAT. Take your education into your own hands and be grateful for receiving one.</p>
<p>2) Don’t let Ms. Diabolical scare you, nothing of the sort will happen. There is absolutely no excuse for cheating, but top students are more prone to it than airheads. Getting two hours of sleep at night really takes its toll on you sometimes, but don’t do it again!! (:</p>
<p>If it is put on your record and forward to Cornell, you’re probably done. </p>
<p>If not, then you’re fine.</p>
<p>Pretty stupid move. There are very few things you can be rescinded for. Heck, you could’ve gotten an F on the assignment or the class even and be okay. But, colleges and grad schools in general have VERY low tolerance for any kind of academic violation.</p>
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<p>Yup. One slip is all it takes and they are not forgiving like HS can be.</p>