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My grades fluctuated quite a bit but generally there is a slight upward trend during my junior and senior year. Also, one more question, if the schools only provides a space for explanation (instead of letting you upload a document), how long should the explanation be? It does not have word limit but the space is fairly small. Thanks in advance!

Thanks for your insight. My academics is not that strong (GPA 3.0) but I do have 2-3 years of relevant work experiences and strong LOR from my managers.

So I got cheating during my college freshmen year and received an F on that course. I was on probation but my official transcript does not show anything but the F and only when grad schools go look for it they will find out about it. I'm applying to grad school now and one of the school does not have a question asking about any probation or suspension but they do have a supplement essay option. Should I disclose my academic dishonesty and explain that F or just let it slide and hope to God they don't think much of it?