help with a cheater please!!!!

[hollyandsky]

so i just took my final in a 9 week cna/pct class a class mate always got 30-60 on all test and quizes they let her take extraa credit home and doit out of the bokk anyways we took the final we checked eachothers FINAL she got 55 wrong failed it 50% of grade so she wrote me face book and told me after we left she got to study the answer key and retake the FINAL she got 8 wrong so we graduated today and she got an overall grade of 83 it says all quizes average 81 tests 89 final 96 she always got horrible grades but they let her cheat i am so irrate about this it is not fair i want to tell the state on this school i am really good friends with a teacher and she told me that they will not fail anyone so they wont loook bad how can i get a hold of state its not fair that people not understanding this are going to be phlebotomists cna pct ecg/ekg techs i would not want this person to help me out. so my question how do i tell the state and get them in trouble.. also just found out our teacher just graduated lpn school in april 2009 and never toook state test so she is a pn not a lpn and does not know anything everytime we asked something she would say i dont know and the school got in trouble last yr for not haveing liscensed nurses teaching i guess its illeageal please help i am mad

[Scrubby]

If it's not important enough for the OP to use reader friendly formatting, then why should it be important enough for me to work so hard to read and understand their post? If the OP wants their post to be taken seriously, and for others to place importance upon it, then they should have enough self respect and respect for others to at least try to make it readable.

If you don't want to read a post because it's incredibly difficult then why is it so important to even make a comment about it? Maybe a private message saying something like 'look about your post, it's so hard for people to read and if you want feedback then it's important for everyone to understand what your saying'.

I really don't think this is the case with the OP but what if it's someone with issues such as dyslexia or just poorly educated? They may have self-esteem issues already and it's not really okay to be disrespectful about it and contribute to them feeling they are 'dumb' because they have issues with punctuation.

[Virgo_RN, BSN, RN]

I think that if someone's self concept is so wrapped up in the internet, then they have far more problems than my opinion.

[Scrubby]

I think that if someone's self concept is so wrapped up in the internet, then they have far more problems than my opinion.

Yes they may indeed have issues. But I'd prefer not to contribute to them.

[Virgo_RN, BSN, RN]

Yes they may indeed have issues. But I'd prefer not to contribute to them.

You are welcome to control your own behavior.

[Scrubby]

You are welcome to control your own behavior.

So glad to have your approval Virgo!

Anyway this thread has well and truly been hijacked. Apologies.

[UM Review RN, ASN, RN]

Closing thread. It's gone completely OT. Before that, the OP had gotten several good answers. OP, if you are satisfied with the responses, I will close the thread. If not, please PM me and I can delete all the off-topic posts.

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