The Potential Consequences For Steven's Academic Dishonesty?

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The potential consequences for Steven’s academic dishonesty is to lose credit for the course, possibly be kicked out of college and not be able to graduate from the college or not be able to attend another college. Moreover, telling your family and work that you were dishonest in completing an assignment. If I was in the similar situation, I would not have waited to the last minute. I would have chosen to lose sleep in order to finish and/ or I would find a tutor or a friend to help me finish my paper or project, if struggling. This is when time management should have been taking place. Resources available at GCU is Turnitin which search for plagiarism. The Library and the learning lounge are places you can also go for help, when completing

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