Dear Financial aid Committee. I am writing to appeal for reinstatement of my financial aid which was revoked due to my poor grades during fall 2012. Although this is my second appeal, I take full responsibility for the drastic decline in my level of academic performance the past semester. I have a plan to get back on track. I`ve been through a crisis during the semesters , my mom and I were behind on rent for two months so the landlord filed an eviction. However the judge granted us only seven days to move. I had no place to go except at the women`s homeless shelter. living in there I suddently became depressed and couldn`t focus on my work it was just too much to pressure to deal with at the time I did included an eviction and homeless for proof. Thank you Over the course of everything I`ve changed the way I set my goals. I am on a high positive level with good attentions to keep my gpa were is`s suppose to be, my plans are as follows to have a tutor. study group, communicating with my advisor often and the …show more content…
Thank God for that blessing. I would like to ask you Please help me to continue my career, trust in me I am wiser and I been through so much I can`t keep making these same mistskes. So disappointed at myself but God will help me through this believe and have faith. My advisor recommended me to take a sapp class for one day and I quickly did so and she took the hold off Thank God. Plesse lift the hold off my financial aid I still need help with aid assistance because I only work part time and can`t afford to pay for classes and books and other things I need for school. Please understand I want to better my self and become a nurse I love helping others. I`ve learned that a positive attitude and minded is everything it can change anything in your life. Thank you very much for your time and time and considerstion. God Bless
I work a part time-job to assist my mother who was laid off work 7 month ago. I help pay the rent, food, car insurance etc. I have two younger siblings who are in school. I am the oldest in the family. We have no relatives to support us therefore I take my full responsibility of my family financial stability with no help what so ever. I have been praying to god that everything would work out for me and my family and it has so far up until now because now that I am so close to being the first in my family to attend college and get a degree. I thought of taking a break this semester to assist my family needs, but my mother didn’t let me do so. I am here to achieve better things in life and I won’t back down no matter what obstacles lay head, but we all need a little help here and there to achieve greatness and here I’m asking Dr. Tanya Gorman Student Emergency Hardships, to help me cover for the two books that I need this semester in order to graduate this may.
I was trying to be too many things and it all came crashing down at me. Swallowing my grief for my beloved grandmother’s death and trying to get into the mental state for school was hard for me. I never handled grief or even dealt with death, this was new for me. Everyone handles grief a different way, my way was keeping busy not being idle. Because if I was not, then I would be thinking of the loss that I felt in my life. Working after school was different from me as well, I never really worked while I was in high school and that was the first semester I did. I noticed soon that I can’t keep up with both acts. School and working was not mixed well for me, but I couldn’t quit I had to keep the job going, because my little paycheck helped make my mother’s ends meet. I had to remember that she was the reason why I was doing
I am writing this appeal letter, because I have received a letter saying that I am eligible to attend the University of Wisconsin La Crosse anymore due to my academic standing. I wish, and hope that you may reconsider. I have been attending this college for two years now, hoping to go on my third. And I would love to say that I enjoy this community very much and that I wish to stay. I wish to grow better as a student and as a member of the college community. Here in this college I am currently a leader of InterVarsity, a Christian organization on campus, and have been active in HOPE, a Hmong organization on campus. Although I have been active within the college community and have been success at it, I have failed towards being a student.
I, Aulus Argollo Jr, am writing this letter to make an appeal regarding my status under the Academic Suspension here at Nichols College. I have recently received a letter stating that I have been placed on Academic Suspension at Nichols due to low GPA scores in the last semester. I am appealing this suspension because of difficulty in completing my courses.
Goals give you something to measure yourself against and give you direction. Currently, my main goal is to graduate from East Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree of science in engineering with a concentration in biomedical engineering. My anticipated time to graduation is five years with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Beyond getting my bachelor’s degree at East Carolina University, I would like to go to medical school and become a doctor focusing on prosthetics. In order to make my goals a reality, I will have to work diligently to remain on track throughout my schooling. Additional goals that I have set for myself are to complete homework assignments by the time they are due, reading assigned material before it is discussed in class, doing well in each of my courses this semester, successfully participating in extracurricular activities, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in engineering, getting a position as an engineer, and becoming a leader within both the engineering community and the general community. A world-class engineering student woul...
Dear Admissions Committee, I am writing to you in regards for my request to waive my GMAT/GRE scores from my application for the start of the May 2018 Online MBA program at the Robert H. Smith School of Business. The financial decision making skills, leadership communication, and problem solving skills that I have accumulated through my rigorous classes in my undergraduate degree in Nuclear Medicine, as well as my career path in radiology, has supported my efforts to demonstrate and surpass the same quality of analytical, quantitative and verbal skills that are presented in the GMAT/GRE. Unlike a conventional college experience, my undergraduate experience was filled with tedious nights and assiduous academic efforts. In addition to accumulating over 1,500 hours of free clinical training, I supported a full-time job as a CNA in Psychiatry.
I am writing to confirm that I would like to accept a place on the waitlist, and also to describe my recent accomplishments and explain why Rice would be a perfect fit for me. Over the past few months, I’ve thought about my future and learned a lot about myself. I’ve joined a Dungeons and Dragons group, something I’ve always wanted to do, despite my fears of being rejected. I’ve worked hard on my schoolwork, and am trying to keep my grades up despite the pressures and challenges of senior year. As my robotics team’s Safety captain, I’ve led the team to a Safety Award at all three of our competitions, and hope to earn another at the World Championship competition. I’ve began applying
I am writing in regards to my current status in receiving financial aid. I have currently been placed on Financial Aid Probation and wish to appeal. It is clear my academic standards have not been adequate to Sacred Heart University's expectations. These past two semesters have been quite tough and had unfortunately taken me away from my school work. When I was six years old I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
I am writing this letter of appeal in hopes that you will consider providing me with additional funds needed to cover the expense of a course that will be taken during my co-op. I fully acknowledge that this is unconventional, and regardless of your response to this letter, I thank the committee for granting me the scholarship in the first place, as well as taking the time to read this letter.I hope that the following information will help you to understand my situation. First, I like to detail what the foundation year scholarship aid means to me. The scholarship has provided me with the opportunity to pursue higher education and my future goals as a global businessman as well as broadening my
I would first like to thank you for taking out time from your day to reading my appeal on my academic suspension. Entering college I knew that it would be a challenge and that I would need to put in more effort than I did during my highschool years if I wanted to perform at an acceptable academic standard.. When I entered NJIT I struggled to follow my plans and lacked the overall organizational skills which eventually lead to my own demise seeing as I ended up being placed on academic probation. After failing the semester I knew I wanted to perform better academically and to do so. I would need to change the way I did things concerning how I approached the school. I changed a lot in the way that I approached the second semester such as going to tutoring and sought
With some media outlets reporting that cover letters are dead, writing one may seem like a waste of time. An estimated 47 percent of applicants did not include one with a recent application, and only 26 percent of recruiters thought that they were important. [1] With that said, there is still an importance to making a cover letter in 2017. They may be less relevant today, but applicants should still have one ready. Executive positions and higher-paying jobs tend to require one.
Dear Admission Committee, As a professional who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Police Studies, I wish to apply for a special loan grant at your highly esteemed school. I, with the aid of this grant expect to fully develop myself into a professionally ideal brand with interdisciplinary knowledge, whereby I wish to develop knowledge both in management, legal studies and in some other particular field of specialization. The determination I have to further my education is as a result of my work experience over the past few years. When I first worked as an intern case manager at Treatment Alternatives for Safer Communities (TASC), I came to experience the advantages of teamwork.
My decision to apply for a graduate program at the University of Toledo is driven by my aspirations to pursue a research career in the field of Applied Mathematics. This field interests me because of its wide-ranging application, and excitement to study. I believe that a strong and thorough background as well as a complete awareness of recent developments is essential for an intellectually stimulating and satisfying research career. Towards realizing this objective at an esteemed department, such as yours, I am applying to your university. An objective analysis of my background, interests, strengths and weakness lead me to believe that I will be successful both as a graduate student, and later as a professional Mathematician and researcher.
This is why I am writing about it. Although, everyone goes through hard times, there are not many people out there who relate to me. That is why it was hard to get help when it was needed. Maybe someone can learn from my experience and be just as strong as I am. I was very excited to take a new step in my life, college.
I did not fail any of my classes and instead received good grades for my perseverance. As an immigrant to a new country, my greatest barrier is English. Consequently, I had to go to tutoring and work three times more than native English speaking students. But despite the frustrations, I never allowed myself to give up. I never stopped striving for excellence. I worked very hard and took advantage of extra credit opportunities, even though I was already earning a good grade in the course. My short-term academic goals are graduating from Cosumnes River College in Spring 2019 with an Associate of Science degree. I plan to start my bachelor degree next fall at CSU, Sacramento and graduate in spring 2022. I am motivated to succeed because my degree is not only for me but also the epitome of how far my family has