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How to prevent an uncertain, but still plausible serious threat from coming true?

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quincy

Senior Member
Don't bother the academic advisor. Maybe the dept. head, to give them a heads up, but this really isn't within their purview. The university's ombudsman might be helpful.

I gotta tell you, this guy probably has the same attitude in his studies, because he's arrogant. As in, he probably has similar justifications for plagiarism and cheating, when caught.

And this could be his weakness. Because there is a move by the current administration to be more strict about enforcing requirements for student visas.
Academic advisors absolutely do not want to become involved in personal disputes.
 


quincy

Senior Member
Good legal clinic. :D
Certainly one of the best ones. :)

The University of Michigan Law School has a great legal aid clinic, too, and Michigan State’s legal aid clinic has been especially good at helping MSU students with MIPs.

I don’t know how many people think to check their local law schools for low-cost legal help. Some courts (at least in Michigan) can also offer free legal advice and guidance from volunteer attorneys.
 

cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
Quite a lot of law schools offer these clinics. I try to point that out whenever I can.
 

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