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[Bobeo]

I can't speak to whether you should or not, but I did. It will definitely not hurt your chances of admission by putting it on, and it will very, very likely not hurt your C&F evaluation if you leave it off, I would imagine. However, in the interest of minimizing all risk I would put it on. It literally cannot hurt you by putting it on.

[Hopefully2012]

I have a similar dilemma and posted about it last week (mine was a warning via email)... the best TLS advice I was given is to contact your UG dean to see if similar incidents have required his/her certification in the past. I figure that way if it turns out to be a C&F issue, I'll at least have my email to the UG dean and his/her response to support my decision.

[acappella]

Thanks for your advice. I'm still somewhat concerned, since my violation was actually written up, as opposed to just being noted in an email. I had to attend a meeting with the graduate student in charge of my residence hall, and he didn't rescind the infraction, so it's still on my "housing record", but not my official record. Furthermore, I (stupidly) already submitted one application, so I'm not sure how they'll react to such a mistake on my already-submitted app *__*

[maxpower430]

A very similar thing happened to me and I had completely forgotten about it even happening until i looked over Uchi's application. The sense I get from TLS is that you should disclose, considering it is such a minor thing that happened a long time ago. I can't imagine it will have any kind of impact on admissions either, and it could in theory affect C&F. Personally, I'm planning on disclosing, but you could always contact some schools and see what they say about it.

[CanadianWolf]

Only if the noise was due to the firing of a gun.