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audentes fortuna juvat: time for readmission interviews!!
ABOUT ME:
chalkleight
chalkleight
Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines
usually first impression s'kin mataray,masungit and the likes..uhm,sad to say totoo un kc hndi ako msyadong sociable unless there's something in one person that i really like..sbi ng mga close s'kin good listener dw ako but i think im better in ignoring what they are saying pero when i feel n kylangn mo tlga ng mkikinig sau game ako lalo n kung nkakarelate ako s topic mo..'yoko s mga self-proclaimed..those who say a lot 'bout themselves (who cares 'bout them,anyway?) hehehe..trip ko mga humorous kc moody ako..another thing 'bout me is ung temper ko..uhm,it's always at the edge, u knw what i mean..if u nid 2 knw more basahin mo mga testi s'kin kc im sure they say a lot of things 'bout me.. :]
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
time for readmission interviews!!
time for readmission interviews!!
the interview starts when you get inside the office. then the dean glances at you, scrutinizes at your aura of sincerity, greets you "hi!" or "hello", says "have a sit", reviews your letters and forms and gives you a look that asks "are you worth being readmitted?", then the conversation continues..
i can't help but smile (or giggle, when i get sillier) everytime i hear one of the following:
1. a hilarious reason for getting failing grades, thus, the dismissal;
e.g. a. 3-4 hours in a beerhouse, getting drunk like mad probably
b. playing computer games all night, sleeping all day
c. getting a lot busy with the organizations
d. failing grades for no reason at all
2. a frank recommendation or a witty comment from the dean;
the usual remarks in exchange for the examples given in number 1 above:
a. "natural hindi ka na makakapag-aral kung lasing!"
b. "wala na ngang time mag-aral.."
c. "mag-org ka nalang..wag ka na pumasok.."
d.1. "mag-shift ka nalang..di ka na tatagal sa course na 'to.."
d.2. "mag-transfer ka nalang habang maaga pa..there are still other colleges.."
some other things that i heard her saying or asking the students:
"pano ka naka-survive nun?" followed by "pano ka makaka-survive ngayon?"
"yung baby mo nasa la union?e di hindi ka na kilala nun?"
"maging anak ka pa ni chancellor, hindi maapektuhan ang decision ko."
"sa grades mong 'to, hindi mo kakayanin ang mga higher bio courses."
"di ka makakahanap ng trabaho kung mabababa ang grades mo."
my advice?
just endure all those words..
look straight at her when your justifying yourself..
tell the truth..
listen to her motherly opinions..
be sincere..
confidently wait for the result..
3 types of results:
bad:
"sige, pirmahan ko 'to..last chance mo na 'to ha? ako pa rin ang dean next year ayokong makita kita ulit sa ganitong interview."
this is still a good result though..
worse:
"sayang lang ang slot pag ni-readmit ka ulit."
what you will need here is a little more convincing powers and sweeter promises for your academics if given a chance to be readmitted..
worst:
"your case is too much..i can't let you be readmitted..pack your things then go!"
so far, di ko pa naririnig yan..and i'm excited to see who will be the victim/s of those words..
3. a meant-to-be-broken promise from the dismissed student.
