I kow of a college student who has cheated on her class assignments. The Dean of Student affairs does not resp
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He's probably not responding because there is no proof other than your word - and I would check your student handbook to see if there is a "proper" procedure for "reporting" such a situation. If there isn't, then I would approach it from that angle. Mention that there aren't guidelines and you feel that they are necessary for future students.
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Tell them exactly what you posted here. They should excuse or re-schedule you. \n\nI was summoned while away at college, and was waived/excused twice because of that (since I was not living in town at the time). If you're studying in college, they will excuse you, so you don't miss any education. \n\nYou shouldn't have a problem with it.
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This may sound like I'm joking, but have you tried to look and act as pitifully pathetic as possible? You can lie, but only within reason, because if the prof. knows where/how to contact whoever might know the truth, he/she might find out and give you an even lower grade. Also, it's just a B. Unless you're someone who has a very good reason to worry too much about things that are likely to turn out okay anyway, you should take it easy. And I know what you are going through and worse, so don't take this answer lightly.
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Point to how much cheating there is... look for stats on accademic dishonesty.  Why would people cheat if knowledge, as opposed to marks, was the goal?
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You can try pleading your case to the department head, but don't expect too much - especially if a syllabus was handed out with the deadline on it, or if the deadline was repeatedly mentioned in class, and you weren't there to hear it. \n\nThe only way I could see this as working out in your favor is if you'd received high marks on all your other assignments and tests in the class - it shows credibility.  If you have, and the department head still won't listen, take your case to the Dean of Student Affairs.  Make sure you have as much documentation as you can - such as returned homework assignments, and a copy of the syllabus (which should NOT have the hand-in date on it!)\n\nI hate to break it to you, but whatever your situation, you probably can't sue your instructor, unless NOBODY in the class knew when to hand in the assignment, which I doubt.  Granted, your instructor did mislead you, and that sucks, however - you're in college now.  Your instructors expect you to attend class.  They're not there to hold your hand - you have to take responsibility for knowing when things are due and making sure you have them in on time.
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In most states, and by most educational institution's policies, he must report it to the authorities AND to the student health group IF he thinks she is endangering herself. This is a very hazy area, and most people do not have the courage to report it. Ethically, he should report it.
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Report them to the faculty, however, tell the teachers not to tell the cheaters that you told them they are cheating, or else they're gonna have their revenge...
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for school it wont matter, they wont think anything of it but make sure you tell her if she does it in the real world she could get a fine or even jail
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Write a letter to the professor of the class, sending a copy to the Registrar's office.  For your protection (and especially if you do this anonymously), keep a copy for yourself, and mail an additional copy to yourself at the same time.  Do not open that envelope without a university official present.  It documents that you informed the university in good faith - and that you weren't intentionally part of the problem.\n\nYour letter should be simple.  Mention only what you know, that the schools laws on academic honesty have been broken.  Do not complain of the effect on your grade.\n\nBe careful - you could be considered a partner to this.  Tell the truth, and only what you know - don't add to the story to make it any worse.  Your credibility is at stake.
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Pray that she is innocent.  Is it a Jr college or a University.  Most universities kick you out and put it on your transcript.  She wont be able to get into another school with an academic dishonesty mark on her record. She may not get kicked out if the school doesnt have an honor code, but most do, so shes probably screwed.  Dont plagerize...its stealing and you could technically be brought up on charges for it, if its major.  Like I said, shes screwed, and rightfully so if she did it.  My school has a zero tolerance, and students have been expelled for first time plagerism because they always stress how serious it is.  Plus we are required to sign the honor code on most papers/assignments
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I've given students an incomplete out of the kindness of my heart - they've made a genuine effort, but something has happened that has prevented them from completing an assignment, and my not having that assignment will make their grade lower. If they are otherwise doing strong work, and they talk to me about the situation, I'll give them extra time. I'm nice like that - if they're a hard worker, and they are honest. \n\nI've never "withheld" grades maliciously. Your situation seems a bit odd. It sounds like there was some sort of miscommunication.\n\nYour first step needs to be a private conversation with the professor. Very politely and with respect, ask her what happened - that you didn't understand the deadline, or the requirements, or whatever the case was. Then listen to what she has to say. If you still have a problem - if you believe the situation is unfair - then you can speak to your academic advisor and/or the department head and/or the dean, depending on who does this sort of thing at your school. \n\nGood luck!
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If you can prove she cheated (talk to a lawyer first), then she may already have broken your contract by having the affair, depending on the wording you agreed to.  Good luck. Too bad you didn't marry someone with ethics to begin with.
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Not the friendship.\nStop the cheating,encourage him to study not copy.It helps himself incase you're no longer able to let him copy from you.\nA friend will not tolerate wrong doing.
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She's not doing anything.  It's all your imagination.  Get over yourself and worry about your studies.
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Try talking to her and finding out why she decided to violate you. And even if she does finish your class anyway and take another UA that way if you have to go in front of the judge you'll be able to show him that yeah you failed a UA but looked what I've done to try and get myself back on track. Another thing you could do is check yourself into treatment. Then by the time you have to go to court again they're not likely to do anything cuz you've made steps on your own to help yourself get better. Believe me I've been through all of it. Drugs Jail Probation its sucks! good luck.
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You prospective partner does not have a copy of his degree?  I still have mine and it was over 12 years ago.  The accreditation groups would not have any information on his attendance or graduation from the college.  They would only be able to tell you that the college existed.  Ask him, if another college both the closed college.  If it was, then they would have the records.\n\nI would check your prospective partner closely, it is very convenient to say that you attended a college that closed.
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Tell them that if they don't help then you will report them to the advisor and they won't get any credit for your work. Make sure you let them know that they can't use you. They may call you a tattle,but what's more important your grade or what they think?