Caught with my phone during an exam [closed]

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago

 

There was about 30 mins left of the exam, everything had been going well so far, I got nervous as there was 1 question I hadn't answered that was worth a few marks, so I made the irresponsible decision to check my phone, the moment I pulled it out is when I got caught, the TA took my student ID and allowed me to continue with the exam. With the guilt of knowing what I had just attempted to do, I submitted my paper instantly after my ID was taken. I just received an email saying there will be a meeting. What should I expect? (Never done anything like this before)

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manpreet 2 years ago

My advice would be to be honest, not argumentative, and explain exactly what happened.

  1. I pulled the phone out with the intention to cheat.

  2. I did not complete the cheat as I was caught in the attempt.

  3. I turned the paper in immediately after being caught.

  4. I have not habitually cheated.

  5. I will accept whatever disciplinary outcome is assigned.

Maybe write this down and hand it in at the beginning of the meeting.

Accept the sanctions--not with a "crucify me" attitude, but phlegmatically. Then, go and sin no more.


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