Posted by alexandra_k on June 7, 2019, at 23:52:01
In reply to Re: informant, posted by alexandra_k on June 7, 2019, at 23:41:21
because i just couldn't make my first year population health essays indistinguishable from the average health science first year students. which is to say, someone who did not do particularly well in school. someone who had not studied any arts / social science courses at university. someone who wanted to be a doctor (straight out of high school) but who had not excelled in science.
that basically means a bunch of people who are not that bright. that they are 'having a go' at getting into medicine when they didn't do well from school, i mean to say.
these people pass... do well in population health. because they try and encourage them to get jobs... working for the government. writing health policy. stuff like that.
uh... stuff that i'm actually qualified to do.
i mean... if i was prepared to hang about wellington for 2 years of 'frictional unemployment' and apply for government jobs they would likely think that i could be good at helping them write policy document sorts of things, i mean to say.
so...
the thing that i'm probably the best at.
they decided to fail me at that.
because they had the power to do that.
so they decided to do that with the power that they had.
because by failing me...
they thought i would...
stay with them?
or run away.
i think they wanted to ruin my full time GPA forever. so i was forced to run back to wherever i came from. so i would stop making their 'best kids' (whoever they were) look bad.
their tutors...
their graduate students...
their selves...
tis a nasty business.
people who choose to watch shortland street rather than a show about current events (including much health-related).
population health degree program...
targeting the 'first in family' degree program.
making sure any people they find in those parts are flunked out quick smart.
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