Nobody want's to do presentations - but they do it anyway. Why should it be any different for stutterers? Or let me rephrase it - How will you go about living your everyday life after school, if you are avoiding pretty common and simple situations? How will you ever accept your stutter if it infringes on whatever ordinary life brings you? I have a stutter. I hate doing presentations. I hated it during my bachelor and I hate it now as I am doing my master. But I do them because that is the only way to work towards accepting my stutter, and in turn be better able to live with my stutter.