<p>So my best friend changed a mid-semester grade on the form that his transfer colleges ask for. should i report him? will he get caught anyways? we're applying to the same colleges...</p>
<p>Maybe you could tell this to the professor whose grade he changed on the form. I don't know how seriously they'd take a claim from another student at the school. Good luck with that. I hope he is found out.</p>
<p>hahaha...</p>
<p>your best friend and "should I report him?" should never be in the sentence.</p>
<p>as his BEST friend, you should speak to him about this and work from there. Hope this works out.</p>
<p>but what are the chances of him being caught? will it hurt my chances?</p>
<p>Is this for real???</p>
<p>Dude, I know ethics is important, but this is your FRIEND! The only reason you want to report him is because you want to take him out so the college can admit you instead of him. I find this as selfish and despicable as your friend changing his grade on the midterm report. You arent acting decent in any way. You are being a selfish brat. </p>
<p>Instead of reporting him, why dont you be man (or woman) and stand up to him and confront him. If this fails, don't report him. People like that will get theirs in the long run.</p>
<p>CHILL</p>
<p>i doubt he will because there isnt really a way for a school to check what your grades really are [except waiting and requesting your final grades]. Is this a school that requires midterm grades that he/you are applying to?</p>
<p>lol that was hilarious. His best friend wants to report him. He must a sad, sad guy.</p>
<p>I would say you should confront him and talk to him about it. Chances are though that they won't even look at your midterm report form (it is used for applicants they can't fully decide).</p>