I could sense that something was not right. The message stated how my second essay was found to contain eighty percent plagiarism through a plagiarism website. The mail also informed me that I received zero points on that essay because of this indiscretion. I knew that I was done. I had strayed for the high ethical standards that I had set for myself. I had forgotten what made me a successful student in the first place and, as a result, I let my guard down. I was running out of time to right the essay, and I did not want to stay up all night writing it.
So I chose a dishonest way for my ease. As a result, I did not pass that English class and then could not transfer to university. I felt like I was a failure. I tried my best to deal with the situation until the end of that spring semester, but I all my efforts were in vain because my other scores were not high enough to make up for the zero that I received for that assignment. No one thinks that they are corrupt. I was something who thought that I was honest. I grew up in a harmonious family with plenty of support from my parents.
I was not a great student, but at least I was also not a troublesome student. My life had some ups and downs, but I never committed any immoral deeds. Ironically, I am grateful that the plagiarism affair occurred because I had the chance to learn from my mistake. This will help me in the long term when I attend university and begin my career. As we all know, the disciple Peter did not become a betrayer of Jesus. He was one of the most ardent apostles until he died on a reversed cross. After he realized that he denied Jesus three times, he wept bitterly.
That unexpected behavior was so unexpected of him. Thereafter, he never denied Jesus again, even if he went through severe hardship and torture. I also felt shameful due to my dishonest behavior in English class and I sincerely regret that. However, I will use this experience as a steppingstone for my future honest
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