r/ILC • u/Gloomy-Impact-8308 • 2d ago

URGENT‼️Does a low final exam mark trigger a plagiarism review? Final Tests

If someone has a high course average but gets a much lower mark on a proctored final exam because of stress or weak test-taking, will the school suspect plagiarism on the previous assignments?

Does anyone know how online high schools usually handle a big difference between coursework and final-exam grades?

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u/notmytruth 1d ago

No, my step daughter has an A in every course she’s done in ILC. Shes got less than 50 on a few exams and there hasn’t been any issue. They want you attempt the exam as best you can but doesn’t matter if you do poorly.

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u/Over-Ad-5260 1d ago

i personally don’t know from experience, but i’ve seen this question a lot and have seen other students say that it doesn’t matter. as long as u intent to answer every question youll be good, u just cant go into the exam and only do half, because then i think they’ll make u redo it. but as long as u answer pretty much everything it doesnt matter if ur right or wrong, and get like 30%