Have you ever been in a situation where you knew the possible solution but it was too hard to implement because you knew that consequences were grave and did you do it or you didn't and let it pass? ..
For me no matter of the consequences I had done things that resulted in bad ways, but the right thing to do accepting the mistakes and apologising for it one of the biggest mistakes I do, honesty dosent pay good results more often
Everybody said I should pursue a graduate degree when I first finished university cause my grades were so high and I worked so hard in school but I knew I did not want to go through the hell of trying to attain a grad school degree so I never even applied
I still think I should get a grad school degree but not at the school I was planning to apply to - either a different school that doesn't force you to do research in foreign countries or a different degree in a different field but at the same school I did my undergrad in
for now I do cause my dad is working so I have tuition money since most of the time student loans aren't granted for master degrees unless it is viewed as a high paying masters program like medicine or pharmacy where the government knows you can earn back the money they loan you.
Is it worth being honest when you know whole thing will get jabordised even considering the fact it has nothing to do with cheating or anything just some simple misunderstanding complicated by people
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