academic misconduct
Cheating in school
Academic misconduct covers violations of scholarly integrity standards—cheating on exams, plagiarizing written work, fabricating data, or helping others do the same.
Universities treat it seriously, with penalties ranging from failing grades to expulsion.
She was expelled for academic misconduct after submitting a purchased essay as her own work.
- plagiarismUnattributed use of others' work
- copy pasteDuplicate and transfer digitally
- cheatingDeceptive rule-breaking
- exam fraudDishonest testing conduct
- impersonationPretending to be another
crib notes · collusion · paper mill · bribery · copyright infringement · ghostwriting · image manipulation · falsification · fabrication · conflict of interest · harassment · nepotism · retaliation · discrimination · coercion · self-plagiarism · self-plagiarism
- school problemsdropout rates, overcrowding, school funding, budget cuts, bullying
- education lawTitle IX, FERPA, disability rights, student rights, admissions policy
- research ethicsresearch ethics, bioethics, ethics board, ethics training, fabrication
- academic failurefailing grade, failed test, F grade, flunk, flunking
- research biaspublication bias, selection bias, confirmation bias, cherry-picking, cherry picking
academic misconductacademic integrity
Ethical standards in education
academic honesty · ethical research · intellectual honesty · academic ethics · honest work
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