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Cheaters during a test!!!

Hi everyone. I just wanted some opinions on this: my A&P1 class had a lecture exam yesterday, and there were these two girls who were cheating!!!!(One was sitting behind the other, and she was crouched down a bit behind the other girl's big hair).

Several students saw them, but the instructor (I don't think) did.

The thing that gets mad is that I bust my rump in that class to keep an A, and these girls can just cheat and still receive an A!!!!!

I know that it will catch up with them eventually, but in the meantime, they're still getting A's (i think).

Should one of us tell the instructor? or just let it catch up with them?

Thanks for any input.

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Can we please close this thread?

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this thread really got heated...

So if you dont want to get a cheater into trouble, how would you help them by showing them the answers??????

In the working world, I believe a good enviroment is being a team player. And that means helping other nurses out if there is something wrong with patient care. I am a nursing student now and I know how productive being a team player is. If you constantly have to watch your back on something you did that would not effect patient care in a serious way, then the environment would be terrible in my view. I would not rat a nurse out on something that was not serious but help the nurse rather than getting her in trouble.
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