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anigoThe Dean just got back to me to say that my challenge didn't have enough information in it. (I had 85 pages for 6 credits. Isn't that enough?)
On the upside, it hasn't been rejected, just told I need more information. He's going to review it with the head of the HR department and give me more information next week
<sarcasm> woohoo </sarcasm>
On the upside, it hasn't been rejected, just told I need more information. He's going to review it with the head of the HR department and give me more information next week
<sarcasm> woohoo </sarcasm>
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Date: 2014-10-02 03:41 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2014-10-02 04:05 pm (UTC)First, he didn't say "No, sorry, you're obviously stupid. Take all the courses. Twice actually, because you're really that stupid."
Second, the response actually went something like this:
I am hoping to meet with Dr. HR Professor today or Friday about your document. One thing that you will have to likely do is complete a formal letter outlining where you demonstrate how your work experience relates to the course requirements. What you have included after the end of each course descriptor is far too brief. I will have a better sense of all of this once Dr. HR Professor and I meet.
In my haste to read the response after waiting three weeks for a reply, my pessimistic brain went right to "Not nearly enough information. Jeeze you're a dumbass" and totally skipped over the "Actually, all you might need is a big long letter telling us how smart you are."
In summary:
- It's probably more in the middle of the two of the above statements.
- I seriously need to focus on both my speed reading skills and my optimism.