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Social Studies, 05.09.2020 06:01 guardhic7165

For an online course that you are enrolled in there are two required proctored exams. You have secured the proctor, a friend of yours who is a former teacher from your high school. You requested to use her as a proctor and she’s been verified and accepted. The first exam went smoothly. However, for the second exam, the proctor was unable to meet. She was also unable to reschedule that week or the following. The two of you decided that she would give you the access code to the exam and you took it without her being present. Is this a violation of academic integrity?

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