<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

Let me provide some background. I'm in college on my third year and I am currently working on a thesis proposal for my Thesis 1 subject. This is just a concept that we have to propose first that has to be approved so we can actually do the important stuff like the experiments and data gathering for Thesis 2. Our professor has a rating system that he implemented where only those above a 50% rating can present their proposal. But that is not the problem here.

I am at 46% and have to do some revisions to mine with just one day left. My problem is whether to continue doing something I do not like doing but might be somewhat successful or let the day come and not present my proposal and try again next time.

Here's the deal, if I could get the right revisions in, I have to present a topic that completely veered away from the topic I wanted to do due to the advise I got from the professor. I personally am confused about the topic itself. Plus, if I did pass this I would have to do experiments I would not be capable of doing because it is something I'm not comfortable with. On the other hand, I will fail the subject and would not be able to use this topic the second time around, but I can try and find another suitable topic I would enjoy researching when I take up Thesis 1 again, something I am actually interested in.

I can't decide on what to do. If someone can offer advice on how to proceed, that would be nice.
<bot>: Not sure if I want to pass something that I barely have an idea about or willingly fail the subject so I can do something I'm interested in.