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* Occurs in the second episode of ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'', "X-Impulse", featuring the debut of recurring characters Kitty Pryde and Lance Alvers. The latter teaches the former on how to use her phasing powers (after she discovered she has mutant abilities for the first time) to help him infiltrate the principal's office, which she did, but when Kitty realize he's going to hack into the school's computers and alter their grades she quickly have a change of heart. It quickly leads to Lance using his powers to bring down part of the school in an attempt to stop Kitty from leaving.
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* The second episode of ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'', which introduces recurring characters Kitty Pryde and Lance Alvers, have the latter teaching the former to use her phasing powers so she can help him infiltrate the principal's office, for him to hack into the school's computers and alter their grades.
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* The second episode of ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'', which introduces recurring characters Kitty Pryde and Lance Alvers, have the latter teaching the former to use her phasing powers so she can help him infiltrate the principal's office, for him to hack into the school's computers and alter their grades.
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* In ''Manga/Kodocha'', the former delinquent Akito changes his best friend Sana's math grade in the Season 1 finale so they can start middle school together in Season 2. This proves how much he loves her, and how much delinquency he still had left over.
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* In ''Manga/Kodocha'', ''Manga/{{Kodocha}}'', the former delinquent Akito changes his best friend Sana's math grade in the Season 1 finale so they can start middle school together in Season 2. This proves how much he loves her, and how much delinquency he still had left over.
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* In ''Anime/KodomoNoOmocha'', the former delinquent Akito changes his best friend Sana's math grade in the Season 1 finale so they can start middle school together in Season 2. This proves how much he loves her, and how much delinquency he still had left over.
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* In ''Anime/KodomoNoOmocha'', ''Manga/Kodocha'', the former delinquent Akito changes his best friend Sana's math grade in the Season 1 finale so they can start middle school together in Season 2. This proves how much he loves her, and how much delinquency he still had left over.
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->''"Breaking into the school system was easy with my computer. So what if I gave myself a better mark?! I wanted to be first! So I cheated, big deal!"''
-->-- '''Bentley''', ''WesternAnimation/TheRaccoons'', "Trouble Shooter!"
-->-- '''Bentley''', ''WesternAnimation/TheRaccoons'', "Trouble Shooter!"
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An AcceptableBreakFromReality nowadays since this has become harder to pull off in real life than fiction wants us to believe. So much so that it'd easily be a lot more work hacking in to do this than it would be to just sit down, study hard, and raise your grades the old-fashioned way (or find other ways to cheat). Needless to say: DontTryThisAtHome; this is considered tampering with school property. A cursory glance at Website/{{Google}} shows that people have gotten straight-up arrested for grade hacking. At the very least, you could get suspended or expelled.
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An AcceptableBreakFromReality nowadays since this has become harder to pull off in real life than fiction wants us to believe. So much so that it'd easily be a lot more work hacking in to do this than it would be to just sit down, study hard, and raise your grades the old-fashioned way (or find other ways to cheat). Needless to say: DontTryThisAtHome; this is considered tampering with school property. A cursory glance at Website/{{Google}} shows that property and people have gotten straight-up arrested for grade hacking. At hacking (at the very least, you could get suspended or expelled.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Troublemaker}}'' has an example where the good guys does it, in a night infiltration mission where you infiltrate the principal's office to change the grades of the AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil Chairman and expose his past crimes, which involves [[spoiler:sexually violating your girlfriend]].
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* One episode of ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'' has Eugene discover evidence of a somebody changing the grades a school he is working at. He discovers that a student he befriended is the culprit, who did it on behalf of another member of the staff who was taking money in exchange for changing grades. Eugene changes the grades back but gets caught and decides to take the blame, but the student confesses the truth.
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* One episode of ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'' has Eugene discover evidence of a somebody changing the grades a school he is working at. He discovers that a student he befriended is the culprit, who did it on behalf of another member of the staff who was taking money in exchange for changing grades. Eugene changes the grades back but gets caught and decides to take the blame, but the student confesses the truth.
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* In ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', Ferris hacks into the school's system from his computer to change the number of absences he's had. Possibly an ActorAllusion, since Creator/MatthewBroderick also pretty much did the same thing in the below-mentioned ''Film/WarGames''. Ferris, however, isn't quite so excited about it:
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* In ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', Ferris hacks into the school's system from his computer to change the number of absences he's had. Possibly an ActorAllusion, since Creator/MatthewBroderick also pretty much did the same thing in the below-mentioned ''Film/WarGames''. Ferris, however, isn't quite so excited about it:
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So you are a young TechnoWizard who happens to underperform at school. Luckily, the school's database [[EverythingIsOnline is online]], allowing you to hack into the system and improve your grades effortlessly with the click of a button.
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So you are a young TechnoWizard who happens to underperform at school. So how do you [[GottaPassTheClass pass the class]]? Luckily, the school's database [[EverythingIsOnline is online]], allowing you to hack into the system and improve your grades effortlessly with the click of a button.
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Compare LaboriousLaziness. Often overlaps with BrilliantButLazy.
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Compare LaboriousLaziness. Often overlaps with BrilliantButLazy.
BrilliantButLazy. Likely to be employed in a GottaPassTheClass plot.
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* ''Fanfic/WithPearlAndRubyGlowing'': After years of bullying and assault, Dr. Flug hacks into his high school database and changes grades to allow him to graduate with a college scholarship.
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* ''Fanfic/WithPearlAndRubyGlowing'': After years of bullying and assault, Dr. Flug hacks into his high school database and changes takes his bullies' grades to allow him to graduate with a college scholarship.down several levels.
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* In ''Videogame/FalloutNewVegas'' a sidequests involves helping a squad dubbed "The Misfits" improve, with one possible solution being to simply hack the camp's computer to make it seem like they're doing better than they are. However this results in them being ill-prepared for actual combat, with their ending stating that the ones who aren't killed in battle end up getting caught and executed for desertion.
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* In ''Videogame/FalloutNewVegas'' ''Videogame/FalloutNewVegas'', a sidequests sidequest involves helping a squad dubbed "The Misfits" improve, with one possible solution being to simply hack the camp's computer to make it seem like they're doing better than they are. However this results in them being ill-prepared for actual combat, with their ending stating that the ones who aren't killed in battle end up getting caught and executed for desertion.
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* In ''Videogame/FalloutNewVegas'' a sidequests involves helping a squad dubbed "The Misfits" improve, with one possible solution being to simply hack the camp's computer to make it seem like they're doing better than they are. However this results in them being ill-prepared for actual combat, with their ending stating that the ones who aren't killed in battle end up getting caught and executed for desertion.
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* In ''Literature/LookingForAlaska'', the main characters decrease the grades of their peers' grades to get back at them for nearly killing Miles, urinating in Chip's shoes, and soaking Alaska's bedroom library.
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* In ''Literature/{{Haze}}'', Guzzle persuades Seb to hack into the school computer to change all his Fs to Cs so his mum won't find out how many classes he failed.
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Truth Intelevision security wasn't a thing in the 80s
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An AcceptableBreakFromReality since this is harder to pull off in real life than fiction wants us to believe. So much so that it'd easily be a lot more work hacking in to do this than it would be to just sit down, study hard, and raise your grades the old-fashioned way (or find other ways to cheat). Needless to say: DontTryThisAtHome; this is considered tampering with school property. A cursory glance at Website/{{Google}} shows that people have gotten straight-up arrested for grade hacking. At the very least, you could get suspended or expelled.
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An AcceptableBreakFromReality nowadays since this is has become harder to pull off in real life than fiction wants us to believe. So much so that it'd easily be a lot more work hacking in to do this than it would be to just sit down, study hard, and raise your grades the old-fashioned way (or find other ways to cheat). Needless to say: DontTryThisAtHome; this is considered tampering with school property. A cursory glance at Website/{{Google}} shows that people have gotten straight-up arrested for grade hacking. At the very least, you could get suspended or expelled.
