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Input: First of all, let me excuse myself for all the mistakes in this text, English is not my first language. 

I\[20f\] am studying Business Administration and for the past 2 years and a half I have cheated on 80% of my exams. I'm doing pretty well in finance and mathematics and those are topics i never cheat in because they require i use my logic, not my memory. But when i have to deal with 250+ power point slides of outdated theory I have to know by heart in order to get the maximum points in that specific exam, I just... put together a document with the info i need that i later upload on my phone. I've never been caught and i don't think i ever will be. I'm never reckless or too greedy with the attention i'm paying to my lap LOL.

I have tried memorizing, but i'm finding no logic chain that i can follow in the text and i eventually get bored/distracted/annoyed and drop it. I am currently working in the business field and never have i needed something they teached in those thousands of slides. I reached up to my superiors and asked them how much did college info help them in terms of knowledge and handling situations. 

Not at all.

So why should i sacrifice time if it brings me absolutely nothing?

What makes me wonder if i'm an asshole is the fact that i am getting a scholarship out of this. I'm not the only one who finds our school system and the theory irrelevant, but there's nothing i can do right now to change it, so i'm operating against it. Am i an asshole for perhaps depriving someone (that actually learns everything, knows it's just a bunch of crap, but doesn't have the nerve to cheat) of a scholarship?

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cheating on most of my college exams