Students certainly can run into obstacles throughout their school year. 

Sometimes these obstacles can be like a stumbling block from a school staff member who is supposed to have every student’s best interest at heart, otherwise they may be working in the wrong kind of institution. 

It is a true statement that not every teacher is for every student. This would also apply to other college staff like mentors or academic coach positions and all others. 

Though guidance by a mentor is beneficial, not every mentor’s trainer personality fits or matches every individual’s needs. 

It is a true statement that mismatches aren’t the only complications  but actual prejudice, unequal treatment, and discrimination is a major problem that offen does not get addressed because of lack of honesty from the party and less available evidence of the circumstances.

School should be an environment where all students are supported by every staff member especially those among the leaders of programs, sports, and other academic/college related services. 

If students face these obstacles they can rest assured they are not alone. It isn’t uncommon that students offen share or relate their experiences with their friends or classmates and that is usually where people find themselves not the “only one.” 

Safe to say, at least students can count on alternatives for most programs or courses but if not and push comes to shove, there is always someone prepared to listen like the higher-up department and staff or worker that can certainly take action and address such inconvience. 

After all every staff member gets paid to do their job with the goal to help students, not burden them or add a stumbling block like an enemy peer. 

As I mentioned before, if the truth can’t be told then that means the only thing left to do is to stand and deliver whatever that has to be. 

It’s important to never let anyone lure you into believing otherwise, that’s a control that doesn’t align with taking action.