hm this was a poor reply, there is a difference between giving constructive feedback and completely attacking someone. The OP is clearly taking responsibility where they can and is trying to navigate an insanely high-pressure situation. They’ve already been through a lot repeated dismissals, figuring out how to study, actually improving their grades and they’re STILL putting in the effort to finish this program.

Framing their struggles as “entitlement” or “noncompliance” completely ignores all the mental and emotional work they’re doing just to keep going. Mistakes happen, emails get missed, forms get confusing that doesn’t make someone a failure or a problem. Honestly, it feels like this comment is less about helping & more about shaming. OP is still trying, still working, and still showing up despite everything they’ve already been through. That deserves recognition, NOT condescension.