Lonely_Rottweiler said:
The deadline was discussed to be on May 27, I was given hope when they said we can still submit till 26, I submitted it on 26, and when I submitted my manuscript I was given 56 technical corrections, That I completed on 27 and a few more correction were sent to me two more days after I had completed my manuscript. They could've told me I failed then and there and don't bother with the corrections. But I was still able to complete them regardless
Even if there was some workaround that I graduated from my school, I will look like a spoiled kid. I'm ashamed to even look at my parents and instructors. I don't even know if I can appeal or if there are some organizations in my school to help my case. It's been messing with my head since yesterday. I always failed at the things that matter.
You submitted on the 26th, and were given the option to perform corrections. You completed this and submitted on the 27th - yes?
They then supplied further corrections 2 days after your submission.
At the very least, your grade for the work submitted on the 27th should stand. Was this a passing grade?
Furthermore, there does appear to be some inconsistency here with your Uni providing corrections and then failing the work regardless. Wtf?
I would press forwards with an appeal of this decision dude. But first, what are the options here. Create a list please. I'll start:
A) Push for an appeal, maybe get the work passed, and graduate. Is this the best option?
B) Submit the work next year, so wait a year to graduate. Not ideal, but ultimately this does NOT matter in the long run. You can spend your time hardcore improving yourself, your social skills, dating skills, body, mind, get therapy, heal trauma, get work experience, sharpen your skillset, build your network. For long term success who you are and what is going on inside, your mindset and mental models, work ethic etc matter WAY MORE than piecemeal bullshit like dates of graduation. And a few years into your career no one even cares anymore man. It becomes more about your network and who you know.
C) Do nothing. Stagnate. Let your mental health plummet.
Again, what are the options here? Build a list, I want to see it.
Shame, things like this.
You are a man on a journey, you will make mistakes and you will grow a lot in your life. You are young and at the start of this process. In tough times, shame, our insecurities, all come out. The truth is, in the long run, these factors do not matter. You grow beyond them and achieve more, realise your vision more and more, and become something else.
In this moment, I understand it is tough, you are navigating a volatile moment of adverse outcome, and this is never easy.
Recognise that you must remain stoic in this time, see things logically, and act within your locus of control.
What are your options? Which will you take? Focus on your actions and what you can control.
Regarding looking like a spolied kid - nah, that's not how it works. No one cares. Only you. Your opinion and your sense of how much you love and value yourself is what matters. Put your middle finger up to everyone else. Humans, like all animals, are selfish and also very egoic - people play games and invent stories in their own mind to inflate themselves and diminish others. Fuck them, and fuck your own ego too. Your ego is trying to protect you and is worried about other people's views - understand ego will always keep you right where you are. Safe, not in the fire.
Yes, there are organisations and teams within your school which deal with Academic conduct, complaints, etc. There wil be a School Rep for your School. This is usually a student. Contact them ASAP. You have a personal tutor, a supervisor, etc? Contact them ASAP. Just speak to people, get signposted, find support, and act.
Also dude, it does seem like you pushed up close to this deadline because you have had a lot of shit to deal with - you remarked how trauma was weighing down upon you, things like that. This is very reasonable grounds for an extension dude. That is a serious matter and your school will recognise this.
You do not always fail at the things that matter, you're just human. And on a journey. And in a few years, you will be way more solid as a guy. At 24, I was not able to accomplish many things and was quite fucked up man. This journey will carve you into a success.
Failure is part of life. Rejection is part of life.
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"I failed time and time again in my life. And that is why I succeed"
-Micheal Jordan, the Greatest Of All Time
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