Why Cheating is Wrong!

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

Someone I know well once applied for a teaching job and had a phone interview with McNeese. After a discussion on academic rigor, both parties could see that there was not a goof fit between the candidate and the STEM department at McNeese.

It's a sad thing. Louisiana really needs engineers and scientists who really earned their degrees.

I still had many nights staying up to the crack of dawn or until I fell asleep on top of my books getting ready for exams. I put in the work for 5 years while working to pay my bills. Although there is alot of truth to my previous post, to say I didnt earn my degree is a load of crap. Been an engineer in industry for over 6 years now.

[cmcnabb]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

I still had many nights staying up to the crack of dawn or until I fell asleep on top of my books getting ready for exams. I put in the work for 5 years while working to pay my bills. Although there is alot of truth to my previous post, to say I didnt earn my degree is a load of crap. Been an engineer in industry for over 6 years now.

You didn't earn it, you cheated. Did you even study bro??





Btw i cheated in college too just like everyone else except OP. Guess my degree was "given" to me like everyone keeps saying degrees are now. Id like to know where those teachers were when i was in school and mcneese popo ran us out drew hall at 2 am. I have a successful career and use nothing I learned in college at work. Learned everything, minus algebra and problem solving skills, on the job. But the piece of paper got my foot right where it needed to be in the door