Student Honor Code
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By viewing our content and/or purchasing a membership from our site, users agree to the following:
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1. You will only use our documents as a template/guideline/reference in completing your own academic assignments.
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2. You will use our service as a research portal to assist you with your studying or writing tasks.
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3. You will properly cite Electronic Inspiration LLC and Paperdue.com as the reference for any material or information you use from any of our documents in any academic projects you turn in for credit.
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4. You will not hand in any of our copyrighted material, in whole or in part, for academic credit.
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5. You will not provide any of our materials to anybody else for them to use for academic credit.
6. You will not use any of our resources to cheat in any way,shape, or form.
What is cheating? Anytime you turn in someone else’s work as your own work, it is cheating. Whether this means copying a classmate’s answer on a test, plagiarizing writing material, or using someone else’s answer on your homework, it is all cheating. For more information on prohibited activities, you can check your school’s academic honor code.
Why is cheating a bad idea? Cheating can result in getting a zero, failing a course, academic punishments like suspension or expulsion, and even criminal punishments in some states. It is just not worth it. Even if you think it is, we do not. We are not here to help you cheat, our terms specifically prohibit you from using our services to cheat, and we will take any and all appropriate legal action against you for violating those terms if you ignore them and try to use us to cheat.
Last Reviewed by Legal on: 7/1/2021 @ 11:00 AM EST