SIPENCATAR STPI part II

I am confident enough to qualify for this two-stage test before they say that they feel my height is less. Minimum height which is standardized STPI for female aviators is 165cm high but I'm 162cm. I am a little discouraged but still it does not affect my confidence at the beginning because they look amazed to see the value of my high school report and 'ijazah' are indeed high but can be proven validity hehehe 8 They gave me some problems of physics and thank God I was able to finish it. Though my physic in high school might be spelled "pathetic" but a matter of coincidence that I have is that I mastered. I thank God for the given range of convenience these days :-) Oh iya, they also advised me to switch majors because I was little chance on the flight and they think I am potentially in other majors. But I rejected the offer with a fine because my initial goal was at the D. II PNB ST (Fixed Wing Aviators). Warm interview finished about 20 minutes. In the end, I salute the two interviewers before leaving the room. Sixteen days later, when the announcement of the two-stage test can be seen on the official website of STPI, when it coincides with the second day of Ramadan. I've been mentally preparing for the worst and sure enough, I failed! So sad. Really. But it's gone anyway I know the answer why I failed (height). I also believe God Almighty has had other plans. And I do not regret anything because at least I've tried and struggled as much as possible. I am always grateful for anything that I achieved. Because in every prayer of mine, I never asked for was passed to the next stage but the best result for me and my future. I promised myself "One time I had to be aviators, whatever happens. This is for my dad." May God bless this promise. Keep spirit. - Reni, 17 years old, the girl who still dreams to becoming a pilot, although not qualify SIPENCATAR STPI 2011