@akinblack_ Thank you for doing what he failed at. I expected much from him knowing how he documents his earlier struggles here. It’s not easy when people are struggling to survive. You can see that my quote wasn’t an insult I only wanted him to have a different view then there was the
I totally understand your point, and I truly see where you are coming from. Some conversations can come across as insensitive if we consider the way they're presented vis-à-vis people's realities. However, I don't think he meant it in an insensitive or bad way. Maybe it only sounded that way.
He was most likely using it as a form of encouragement so that anyone genuinely interested in pursuing a graduate program abroad would understand that, to a reasonable extent, an English proficiency test isn't negotiable.
Maybe people who haven't had this opportunity yet might see things differently. I once listened to Islamiat Ojelade speak about something similar. She said she made sure she did everything, even when it wasn't required, so that by the time the admissions committee compared her with other equally qualified applicants, they wouldn't have any edge over her if the school decided to look for reasons to narrow down the list.
@akinblack_ “come get my password”, and I chose to discontinue. Did he have a valid point? Yes, did he also communicate poorly? Also yes. Instead of being flippant, he should improve his communication skills and show some sensitivity. God bless us all.
@akinblack_ Thank you for doing what he failed at. I expected much from him knowing how he documents his earlier struggles here. It’s not easy when people are struggling to survive. You can see that my quote wasn’t an insult I only wanted him to have a different view then there was the
There are better ways to drive a point really but then, privilege blinds. How much is Ielts presently? How many can genuinely afford to pay for it against competing necessities? May God ease our ways.
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