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Contracted by the
East Asian Languages and Cultures Department at
Academic Integrity
We stand against all forms of academic fraud
Academic fraud is, but is not limited to,
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using this service if your instructor has either an implicit or explicit policy against using it​​
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copying another person's work and submitting it in as one's own
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taking a paper from another person's file and submitting it as one's own
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data falsification
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intentionally footnoting an incorrect source
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appropriating passages or ideas from another person and using it without proper documentation
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quoting from a source without a proper citation
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purchasing and submitting a pre-written paper from any service or source
Mentoring is not
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​doing any kind of research for a student
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​changing the arguments or concepts in a student's work
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​adding references or bulking up a paper's citations
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carrying out any sort of analysis on a student's behalf
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copyediting
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transforming the meaning of a student's work
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creating content for a student
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