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let it be.

It's a non-matter. No need to disclose. I have also accidentally walked off with a test after a law exam and was contacted by the professor. I promptly returned it to him and told him that it was an accident. He said ok. There is no difference between your situation and what I went through.

Essentially nothing happened right? Like no paperwork was generated, no reports, no administrative actions? This sounds like an informal resolution to an honest mistake. I think you'd confuse people by reporting it.

Dcc617 wrote:Essentially nothing happened right? Like no paperwork was generated, no reports, no administrative actions? This sounds like an informal resolution to an honest mistake. I think you'd confuse people by reporting it.

To my knowledge no, nothing was documented. I asked my advisor to look into it last spring, and he told me that there was no record of it in any academic file that he could see.

Sounds like a non-issue, no need to disclose

HenryHankPalmer wrote:

Dcc617 wrote:Essentially nothing happened right? Like no paperwork was generated, no reports, no administrative actions? This sounds like an informal resolution to an honest mistake. I think you'd confuse people by reporting it.

To my knowledge no, nothing was documented. I asked my advisor to look into it last spring, and he told me that there was no record of it in any academic file that he could see.

Yeah, so nothing happened. This is a non-issue.

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