Kalaulah aku boleh sumpah diorang semua... satu-satu jadi beruk.
What is it in the water that they drink? Why did this particular university accept them in the first place? Yes, we should encourage education but shouldn't it be realistic?
When your command of English is poor, you'll have a problem expressing yourself. When you lack the ability to express yourself, how on earth can you share your ideas and visions? When you take up a subject like communication or business management, if people don't understand a hoot of what you are saying, then how can your message be effective?
But if you have come to this stage (tertiary/higher level stage) without any problem so far, then who is to be fucking blamed? Who was the one who told you that you had been doing well and that you had been coherent and logical? Fuck, blame the stupid school and the stupid educational system that mentioned that university is for everyone.
University is not for everyone (unless it's my alma mater - Edith Cowan - which does have programmes for almost everyone). Just because you have survived high school and college, you think the next logical step is university. The next step may not be the right step if you don't have the aptitude or the capability for it.
I am sorry. If you want to study here in Singapore or in Australian universities, you have to know your English. If you are weak in the language, show me that you are actually doing something to improve it. What you know - speak or write - is not enough, damn it.
And for the other equally guilty party - the unis and academic institutes - dont just accept these students blindly. Please look at your English proficiency requirement and do a major rehaul. How on earth did you manage to get such students into your system? Find your bloody loopholes, damn it.
Basket.
Buat aku marah aja.
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