I completely agree with @DarkestKnight . I went back to school to take the premed classes I didn’t take in undergrad to eventually apply for medical school. Pre-med is hard, and cheating can be tempting, but it will catch up sooner or later on midterms or finals
I have a couple classmates who had been cheating for the last 3 months, but the professor suddenly decided to change the content of all the rest of this semester’s quizzes and tests. They failed miserably. Like 10% on the latest test. He knew immediately what was going on. There’s stuff like that you can’t really predict and actually knowing the content would help a lot more. The amount of time and effort put into cheating you could spend on preparing for the test instead.
There’s a lot of info on the forum you could use to help you study better, though, for example Stressed student? Having exam trouble? Look here
It is also a lot more rewarding to earn good grades vs cheating for them.
Search will also bring up more info you could use to supplement honest test prep. Good luck
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