Is this unethical?
Hello everyone! I’m looking for some insight on a dilemma I’m facing. I have a current assignment with the same requirements as one I completed previously (an OP-Ed). Would it be considered unethical if I submitted my earlier work for this new assignment? Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
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It’s a great question you’re raising! Submitting a past assignment as if it’s new work can be considered unethical, as it may violate your school’s academic integrity policies. Even if the task is similar, each assignment is typically meant to reflect your current understanding and analysis. I suggest reaching out to your instructor for guidance—sometimes they might allow you to use your previous work as a reference, or you could build on it to create something new. It’s always best to be transparent to avoid any potential issues!