Anonymous
7/5/2025, 1:29:32 PM No.33318961
My advisor is a coward! I'm finishing my extension scholarship and, since there is only one spot to continue in the next cycle, my advisor decided to draw lots between me and the other student. Yes, a draw. The most disgusting thing is that the other scholarship holder always performed much worse than me. I always took the initiative, completed my assignments before the deadlines, and delivered consistent results. He basically copied what I did, was late with deliveries, and rarely brought anything new. It was clear. Even before the professor announced that there would be a draw, he said: “Oh, professor, I would continue the extension even without a scholarship.” People know when they are not doing their best. I'm not mad about not being chosen. If he had made the decision based on merit and chosen the other student, I would have swallowed it, even though I thought it was unfair. But the draw was the last straw. It seemed to me like a cowardly way of not taking responsibility. After so much effort, it is demotivating to see that those who put in the most effort are not valued. Now I will only do what is necessary until the end of my scholarship, because honestly, I have lost the will to dedicate myself more than the minimum. The academy talks so much about merit, but in practice, this often does not exist.
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