You know the easy thing would be to give up and say that cheating would be the answer. The truth is, and you already know this or you would not be questioning it, that life is not fair and cheating is not the answer. When life gets hard we still have to push through it and do what is right even if we are the only ones doing it. Doing what’s right is easy when someone is watching. Doing what’s right even when no one is looking is character. No one can take that away from you. Keep up in the direction you are heading and although the results won’t show themselves right now you will be rewarded at some time. Keep your faith and always be true to who you are. Do not let others define you.

As much as the pressure of academic life seems to push you to compromise your ethics, this is just a small issue. Remember, the choices to do right or wrong in any situation will always prove to you and to your God who you are. The fact that you chose not to cheat this time is honorable, as will be your choice to do it again next time. Personal integrity is far more valuable than any passing grade on an exam. To compromise once makes it easier to compromise the next time and the next time and the next…making it a very real possibility that you will become someone that you don’t want to be. The world isn’t fair, and it never will be. It is broken by sin and filled with many forms of darkness. As believers, we are called to be a light in the darkness. Choose to be who you were called to be, and the eternal benefits will easily cause you to forget that day when your classmates chose to take the low road of a sinful choice. In the meantime, pray for them…that they might know deep within that they have grieved their Heavenly Father with their choice. It is He who will continue to change the hearts of mankind, and it is He who will reward the faithful.

It’s tough seeing that happen, and it’s obvious that the test means a lot to you.

In the schools I went to, I heard about several classmates who cheated. Personally, I didn’t cheat because I didn’t want to experience the guilt. Regret and guilt are some of the toughest emotions I think, so for those reasons I would not recommend cheating. The other thing is, it really isn’t worth the risk of getting caught. Don’t you think?

some people will say, “cheating is only cheating when you get caught”, but cheating is cheating no matter what. Once you cheat, you are a cheat, and it takes from your character. I’d say study hard and give it your best effort. And think of the consequence when you get caught. It’ll be better to feel bad because of low grades than to feel bad because you feel like crap for cheating. goodluck!

All cheaters eventually lose. Also the odds are 50/50 they copied the wrong answer anyway. It’s dishonest and who wants bad karma? Have faith in yourself. Maybe you did pass and anyway one test is not the end of the world.

ok…i think you don’t have to feel that way.it’s not yet the end of this world!there are always tommorows.just hope for the best that you can do it next time. don’t pity yourself much ‘coz that’s normal, there are really times that we can’t comprehend to some things just like your exams,even if we try our best. try to thik of it as a challenge.i’m sure you don’t want to be called a cheater. ayt? hehe gudluck ‘n Godbles.

If you tell, you’re being a jerk. How does their score impact you? Unless it’s curves, don’t tell! You can only lose. The teacher won’t think any higher of you. The students, if they find out it was you, will think worse of you. You are not dumb. Study harder. Why does what they do concern you? Just work harder.

im from batch 85

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