Is it ethical to sell my Assignments?

nina313

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Reply 1

999tigger

Original post by nina313

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Depends who to as that would give you an idea of any ethical implications.
So the answer would be maybe or maybe not based upon the information provided.

why not

Lol no. And if you get caught enjoy your potentially permanent ban from future education

Reply 4

wonderuss

The person buying the assignment is the one who should be thinking about ethics. Even then, they're free to choose to do whatever they want. It's no one else's business.

Reply 5

wonderuss

Original post by Milax1x

enjoy your potentially permanent ban from future education

Why?

Reply 6

Milax1x

Original post by wonderuss

Why?

Because if you’re discovered selling assignments then in future classes you will be considered a threat to academic integrity and you should rightfully be banned

Original post by Milax1x

Because if you’re discovered selling assignments then in future classes you will be considered a threat to academic integrity and you should rightfully be banned

But what if someone didn't know it was not allowed, and thought it was a perfectly fine thing to do? Also, they're not on the 'cheating' side of things, they're only selling their assignments.

Of course not.

Original post by wonderuss

But what if someone didn't know it was not allowed, and thought it was a perfectly fine thing to do? Also, they're not on the 'cheating' side of things, they're only selling their assignments.

Ignorance isn’t a defence. Selling your work so others can pass an assignment without doing their own work is very clearly against the rules. Selling assignments is producing, allowing and funding cheating.

You best pray you don’t get caught or you’ll enjoy a sweet ban and lose your qualifications.

Reply 11

nina313

Original post by wonderuss

But what if someone didn't know it was not allowed, and thought it was a perfectly fine thing to do? Also, they're not on the 'cheating' side of things, they're only selling their assignments.

I want to sell my college assignments and I have completed the course. will I get in trouble for it in Uni?

Reply 12

-Eirlys-

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Original post by nina313

I want to sell my college assignments and I have completed the course. will I get in trouble for it in Uni?

Yes you will, don't do it.

Reply 13

wonderuss

Original post by Milax1x

But why are you assuming that someone buying an assignment is buying it to submit it as their own work? What if they just want to use it to help them with their assignment, give them ideas etc, which is something that can be found for free all over the internet and is basically what research pre-assignment-writing entails

Reply 14

wonderuss

Original post by nina313

I want to sell my college assignments and I have completed the course. will I get in trouble for it in Uni?

I don't know

Reply 15

username1221160

Original post by nina313

I want to sell my college assignments and I have completed the course. will I get in trouble for it in Uni?

The more pertinent question is who wants to buy your crappy college assignments?

Reply 16

$Machiavellian$

Ethics is something that is unique to each individual, you could argue there is no right or wrong - depending on how you look at it. The work is yours, you have produced it yourself (I assume?), which means you can do what you want with it. However, if that work is copied/plagiarised, then that’s when it becomes not only ‘unethical’ but illegal - specially if you are knowingly selling it to be copied by others.

Alternatively, if selling is what you want to do, then you could offer to provide help and advice for work etc. The other thing is - is the work your selling an A* piece of work? If you sell your work and it does t bring the desired results for the buyer, it could come back on you.

Reply 17

Lisandy

Afraid not.
Where i am doing my apprenticeship we all copied off the previous apprentice, even my line manager. Then one day I didn't reword what i copied and just pasted word for word. Our assessor recconised the work and said it was plagiarism.