AbrahamJ84

Thanks for the support. I guess I just thought that presenting something as "Here's what I think, and here's why I think that" was a logical way to organize a thesis. I guess that's wrong.

I wasn't sure where to post this but I just failed my MS thesis defense. I'm not sure how to feel. One of my colleagues said that he thought I got shafted at least to some degree. The issue is some corrections that I did not make that one commitee member wanted. The revisions involved some organizational problems she thought my thesis had in which I put my conclusions before my data. I felt like saying here I what I think and here's why I think that was a perfectly logical way of approaching it and that is what I planned to say in my private defense. I never got a word in edgewise. When I tried to broach the topic she said basically "that's the way I have been telling you to do it, and that is the way you will do it!" in a very snotty tone of voice. My advisor was upset because the copy he got came off of the printer crooked, and that apparently shows that "I just don't give a s**t!". I just wondered what you all thought and if you had had a similar experience. I'm just so burnt out right now and sad.