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He's doing everything right. He wants something, he goes for it, and he doesn't listen to all sorts of idiotic advice like "get a girlfriend" or "let's go to a club, drink some beer, and pick up girls." Suggesting he "get a girlfriend" is equivalent to an insult.
Yes, a person who has absolutely no friends and constantly goes to the dean's office to complain about everyone, thereby, as he believes, ensuring himself a funded place in the master's program, is perfectly normal:rolleyes: Yes, there are people who are naturally intelligent and want to achieve something. And then there are those who can only spend all their time reading books and memorizing, memorizing, memorizing... Well, yes... he might become a good theorist. But if a person, excuse me, doesn't have the right skills, and he just memorizes the material without understanding its meaning, I don't think he'll become a good specialist.