Who has the ethical dilemma to resolve? 2. Who are the key stakeholders to consider and how will they be impacted? 3. What provided information seems to be most relevant and important to making a decision? 4. What information is missing that one would want to know (in order to make an informed decision)? 5. What decisions COULD be made? 6. What potential consequences would there be for those decisions? 7. What would YOU do?

On the first day of the new term, Hayley is feeling a bit overwhelmed. She is enrolled in her second term at Hudson College and is not feeling optimistic. She is enrolled in a hybrid class (part classroom, part online) that meets on Wednesdays and a fully online class. After viewing the online work she'd have to do for the online class and now the Wednesday class, she was wondering how she'd find the time. Although she had arranged for babysitting for her two young children last term, that arrangement had fallen through. Her mother-in-law had been the babysitter, but since her recent stroke, she couldn't help and required her own assistance (not covered by their existing health insurance). Her husband worked contractor jobs that often left him away for a few days in another state, leaving all care-giving responsibilities to Hayley. During the break, a classmate, Bob, that she knew from last term joined her with two cups of coffee. "Is there anything I can do?" When Hayley mentions her dilemma, Bob mentions, "You know, I have this little side business...started it last term. If you want, I can log in as you and do your online work for your classes. I did it last term for a few classmates and got $200 from each... and each one got an A in the course. Since I know you're in a bind, I'll do it for just $100 for you." After reading the provided case, you should post about the ethical dilemma that you observe in it. Your response should address at least 4 of the following questions