<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

The faculties from 100 architecture schools each select a graduating student to receive the award every year. As a standout M.Arch student, I was selected by my school to receive the award, only to have it revoked a day later because a fellow student reported me anonymously to the Dean of Students.

This past school year, I (dishonestly) claimed that I already had my own health insurance in order to avoid paying the $2000+ yearly university healthcare fee. I had already attempted to have my insurance waived (I did not want to receive vaccinations required by the university), but after jumping through several bureaucratic hoops I was told I needed a signature from a religious leader. 

I don't subscribe to any denomination. I don't believe in the modern US healthcare system, and I do not take prescription drugs. I believe health comes from sound diet and exercise, and most illness from a lack of real nutrition and continuous exposure to unnatural chemicals. 

After being reported, I took full responsibility for my actions, explained my situation, and was given disciplinary probation by the Dean of Students. Now, an academic medal that I've earned over the course of three hard years is being denied to me by the Dean of Architecture for a disciplinary issue. I've still been forced to pay over $6000 for health insurance that I never intended to use.
<bot>: I should have upheld my personal ethos two years ago and had my insurance requirements waived. Now I'm being denied an academic medal because a fellow student reported my actions anonymously.