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zysi [14]
2 years ago
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Academic dishonesty, from a school/college/university point-of-view, is on the rise. Do you think that if a student is academica

lly dishonest, does that also affect their career and/or overall profession?
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Harrizon [31]2 years ago
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It depends on what level or what school they're in. Like in high school I don't think it would matter much but if you're in college and you wanna do a good profession like medicine or technology or something it would matter and affect their career because they might actually suck at it and be using someone's work and well I'm pretty sure they would get fired or something lol

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