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I submitted a corrupted file for my final in Uni and still got an A
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A few months ago i had to do a final video presentation for a class in Uni. This includes filming myself present a 15 minutes presentation, upload it to Drive or Youtube and link it, plus submitting the screenshots of slides used in the video.

I ended up doing it last minute and since I didn't want to submit it late, I just uploaded all the slides I had made and create a corrupted file on Pinetools, using the video file option and everything to make it looked like a real video file, it just that it can't be opened since it's corrupted.

I know it's a stupid decision but this was the last assignment I had to submit and I was way too exhausted and unmotivated. At first I was thinking that since it'll take awhile to be graded, I can make the real presentation video and send it once my professor asks about it. I waited weeks then a month and I didn't get contact at all. Last week I looked up my student record and saw that I already got an A for that class, which meant they finalized it. I guess they couldn't mind the trouble since I have pretty good grades throughout the semester already, and did submit some slides even though there were nothing on there but some graphs.

I had been expecting to be contacted this whole time, even thinking of the excuses I was going to use. Now I'm so relieved that I don't have to make the long ass presentation anymore, but felt so guilty because many of my friends had to work so hard on it and I got away with actually not doing much at all.

TL;DR: i faked the majority part of my assignment and still got high grade, I feel guilty because my friends worked hard for it

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