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Maybe My Mind Is Too Buzzed To Remember..


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OK well i'm killing time in the study lounge because I have nothing better to do but...Its after 3, when computer class was supposed to start, but the door is still locked?? Hmm so weird. I see one of my classmates walking in so i'm gonna ask her why nobody else is here either?? This college needs help :lol:

~ Lisa ~


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My god was I ever right that the college needs help :angry:

my 1 teacher today...Law teacher..he REALLY just pushed my calmness over the edge..

He wouldnt help me AT ALL

I told him I'll be missin class on Nov 2nd for that specialist appointment (and SHOWED him the letter) and he seriously got mad at me cuz of that AND told me to change it even tho I said I've been waitin 9 months for it!!! Its just WRONG. :angry::angry:<_< And I nearly failed that midterm--only because again, he dont tell me what important stuff i've missed when i'm in the bathroom he just says "read the book" GAH

I was even told by the principal or whatever u call him to tell my teachers to make sure they will be informin me of what i'll miss/what I miss while in the washroom...clearly thats not goin to happen!!

~ lisa ~

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you are right, your school needs help... I would think that they would HAVE to accomodate you especially with a Dr.s note, but it's been so long since I was in school I don't remember specifics.

Is there an advisor or student advocate or someone that you can speak with that can either go to bat for you, or tell you how to get their attention in the most effective way so that it doesn't affect your grade? You've worked so hard for your education, it's unfair that you spend too much time in the bathroom, but I don't know what to tell you. You probably feel like you are all alone in this, I'm just hoping you can find some person or group that can assist you so that you are not alone in trying to navigate hostile territory.

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My god was I ever right that the college needs help :angry:

I was even told by the principal or whatever u call him to tell my teachers to make sure they will be informin me of what i'll miss/what I miss while in the washroom...clearly thats not goin to happen!!

~ lisa ~

Go back to that principal and tell him what happened, both times.

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