UNBELIEVABLE! Student Faces IMPOSSIBLE Choice: Her Grades or Her Integrity?

Ah, the joys of college life! As a first-gen student, I know the struggle is real when it comes to balancing everything and still trying to get those good grades. But what happens when you’re stuck in a group project with someone who just isn’t pulling their weight? It’s like being stuck between a rock and a hard place, am I right? Well, buckle up because this story is about to get wild!

The Final Semester Struggle

The Dreaded Group Project

Understanding Life’s Challenges

Trying to Get Organized ️

Shoutout to the MVPs

Priorities, Am I Right?

⏰ Tick Tock, Time’s Running Out ⌛

The Snappy Response ️

The Professor’s Lifeline

❓ The Big Question ❓

The Slacker Showdown: To Snitch or Not to Snitch?

So here’s the tea: our girl is in a pickle with this group project. She’s been busting her b**t trying to get everything done, but one group member seems to be more interested in living it up at the clubs than hitting the books. Despite multiple attempts to get this slacker back on track, she’s just not having it. Now, with the deadline looming and the professor offering a lifeline, our girl has a decision to make. Does she spill the beans and potentially cause her classmate to fail, or does she keep quiet and risk her own grade? The internet has some thoughts, and they’re not holding back! ️ Let’s dive into the juiciest responses and see what the verdict is!

Report her to the prof, NTA.

NTA. Calmly discuss with the professor to salvage your grade.

Standing up for what’s right in college is tough. NTA.

College student faces consequences for prioritizing partying over project

Honesty is the best policy . Share the screenshots and let her face the consequences.

Honesty is the best policy , you did the right thing!

Report it! Don’t risk your grades for a partying roommate.

Being irresponsible during a pandemic and group project obligations.

Lazy group members are a pain, but reporting them pays off

NTA comment advocates for reporting cheater to save groupmates stress ⚖️

Stand up for yourself and your group – NTA

Don’t let your partner’s slacking affect your grades. NTA

Stand up for yourself and let the professor know. NTA

Standing up for integrity is always the right choice!

College takes work, not just fun and games. Wake up!

Doing the right thing without sabotaging your classmate’s future.

NTA for speaking up about group member’s lack of contribution

Communicate concern, but classmate is responsible for own failure. NTA

Asking for individual grades is fine, but screenshots are excessive

Group project gone wrong. NTA suggests divide work and inform professor.

Giving her until the deadline is fair. Don’t let her partying affect everyone else’s grades.

Offering a cheeky solution to a moral dilemma

Clear deadlines were missed. NTA. Move on without guilt.

NTA. It’s not an equal share and enough chances given. Let the professor know!

Groupmate neglects work for clubbing, NTA suggests contacting professor.

Choosing between grades and integrity, commenter supports not penalizing group.

Take responsibility for your own grades, NTA.

Don’t let someone else’s lack of responsibility ruin your hard work.

Honesty is the best policy, even if it means sinking ships

Professor needs to know, don’t give grades for no work.

Report slacking groupmates to Prof, don’t cover for them. #NTA

Rating system in group classes can teach teamwork and critique skills. ✌️

Integrity > Grades

Group projects don’t mimic real life. NTA!

Report her! NTA. Group assessments are unfair and frustrating

Definite NTA. They aren’t doing the work. You don’t deserve it.

Stand your ground! Don’t let her bring you down. NTA.

Stand up for yourself and protect your GPA.

Group projects: A breeding ground for slackers? NTA.

Don’t let a slacker ruin your grades! NTA

Don’t compromise integrity for group project, but give chance to improve

Honesty is the best policy

Student prioritizes freedom over responsibilities, risks group’s success. NTA.

Difficult choices require integrity, NTA. Talk to groupmates and professor.

Standing up for integrity and group success, not the a**hole.

Group projects are the worst! ‍♀️ NTA for prioritizing integrity.

Integrity is key . Plagiarism is unacceptable. Stand up for honesty.

Integrity over grades. NTA suggests reporting group member’s misconduct.

Stand up for your grades and integrity! NTA

Protect your grades , don’t let others drag you down. NTA

Protecting your grades and future is important. NTA!

NTA. Wait for her to do it and then pull the plug.

Don’t sacrifice your well-being for the sake of your grades

Ex-TA reassures student: telling prof about cheating is normal

Professor defends grading policy, deems student NTA ‍

Stand up for your grades and integrity ✊

Collaboration skills matter. NTA for grading her accordingly.

Commenter calls out classmate’s reckless behavior during pandemic. NTA.

Encouraging response, failure can be a better teacher

Student admits to neglecting schoolwork, NTA for facing consequences

Don’t let dead weight sink your grades ⚓. NTA.

Documented evidence can help in dealing with non-contributing group members.

Hold her accountable! NTA did the right thing.

Responsibilities still exist , blowing off work has consequences

Report her before it gets worse!

Ratted out a slack group member, kept prof in loop. NTA

Stand up for yourself while being fair

Put your future first! Don’t let her drag you down

Integrity over grades, NTA stands up for honesty

Honor code over grades! NTA did the right thing.

Stand up for what’s right, even if it means standing alone ✊

Don’t sacrifice your integrity for someone else’s mistake. #NTA

Giving a warning beforehand could have avoided the deadline conflict

Stand up for what’s right! NTA for reporting slacking groupmate

Choosing integrity over grades: NTA and no regrets

Struggling with group projects? Share your experience in comments!

Report her. Group project pulling down grades? NTA

Encouraging response, urging the student to prioritize integrity.

NTA! You did the work and tried to help.

Last Updated on May 16, 2024 by Diply Social Team