College Readmission Letter

I am writing to appeal my academic dismissal from NOVA Southeastern University. I was not surprised, but very upset to receive a notice of my dismissal. I sat out for a year and would like to be accepted for the upcoming semester. I admit, I had a very difficult time during my last semester and as a result my grades suffered. I don't mean to make excuses for my poor academic performance and I understand it’s my fault, but I would like to explain the circumstances as well as my great interest in the program.

I also want to apologize for the disgrace I may have placed upon myself as a University of Florida student, your hardworking and dedicated employees and staff, as well as the legacy of the University of Florida our past ancestors have fought so hard to uphold. I am a strong believer that an individual can change for the better in any situation. The individual, being myself, am aware of my actions and wrong doings, despite the outcome, out of respect I will acknowledge every single individual that I have negatively impacted along the way. I have created a plan to ensure that I never find myself in this situation or any other similar again. Once again, please consider this letter as a token of complete honesty as I hope this alters the sanction of expulsion that has been placed upon me. I am willing to fight, dedicate, and rebuild the opportunity that is being stripped from my hands. I need with every bone in my body to graduate from the University of Florida and continue on to become more educated, eventually fulfilling my ultimate aspiration of becoming a doctor. I want to be student that will make the University of Florida proud to say I served my undergraduate term here. I want to expand and continue on the legacy everywhere I go. I sincerely apologize to you directly as well as my professors, the dean of students office, and my peers. I know I must pay for my actions

I hope that you are doing well and I am looking forward to meeting with you this week regarding any questions or concerns that you may have about your transcript, general education requirements, credit counts, GPA or other course work that you may have concerns about. After carefully reviewing your record, both your Degree Works and Cunyfirst transcript, I noticed that your GPA dropped to a 1.978. This means that you are now on academic probation. In order for you to file for graduation, you must raise your overall GPA to a 2.0 or above. I strongly encourage you to make an appointment to meet with me as soon as possible, to work on an academic plan to decide on what courses to take in your upcoming semesters. You are able to retake courses

I am writing to you in the hopes to appeal the decision of my academic suspension. When I received the news of my suspension I was deeply saddened, but understood completely the circumstances under which the decision was made. My low GPA failed to meet the requirements of the University to remain an active student on campus, which as a result led to my temporary dismissal. In the beginning of my freshman year, I was very excited about coming to Howard University because I had fell in love with the school. Into my first year I took on 18 credit hours convinced that college would be similar to high school. My first semester felt extremely overwhelming, I thought that I could handle my classes, and I convinced myself that I did not need help but I had only proved by the end of that semester that I was wrong. I did not know how to study well, and I could rely on my “smarts” to get me through classes that were rigorous. I enrolled myself without counseling into Spanish 2, calculus 1, and Freshman composition and I struggled the entire way, my pride just would not let me admitted that I needed help. So I lied to myself, I told myself that it would get better or maybe just go away. It did not and after failing my final exams I would be faced with the damage I had done to my, academic career.

My name is George John and I’m writing this personal statement in order to be readmitted into San Jose State University for the upcoming spring semester. I was a student here at SJSU from Fall 2013 to Spring 2015 and I left the university because I felt as if I had no direction in life. This lack of direction and motivation caused my grades to suffer, at least to my standards, but I still maintained over a 2.0 GPA and I was never put on academic probation.

This letter is to appeal to the Financial Aid Appeal Committee so I may continue receiving Federal Financial Aid at Saddleback College. The reason of writing this appeal is due to that I have attempted more than 90 units in my academic career.

In reflection of my application, I believe I know where I went wrong above all: my GPA. With a GPA of 2.750 for Microbiology, I see reason as to why UW-Madison would question it. The university seeks unique individuals out of thousands in hopes of ensuring a vibrant and prestigious community for knowledge. Even though the campus has stated that it has been historically low to reverse an appeal, I feel the ultimate obligation to write this letter and submit it.

Throughout Mercy Week, I attended the Honors Convocation and watched the Butler movie. The Honors Convocation central message was about women abuse. The speaker mentioned her past experience and how women face challenges with human trafficking and the abuse. Overall, the speaker wants the audience to concentrate on survival and stand up for human trafficking. By standing up to the abuse, people should gather together and share stories and trust in each other and dream of a better future. Moreover, in the movie “The Butler” a man tries his best to sustain his family. Mr. Gaines works hard to help his family but is blinded by what is wrong vs. right. Cecil loses focus on his family and prioritizes work. Although he believes he should work to

This Colloquium was important for us, the students of The Honors College, to attend because it granted us advice and knowledge in regards to an issue which is incredibly relevant to us, consent and campus safety. We as college students are a vulnerable population since, according to the information provided to us by the speaker, 11.2% of college students, graduate, and undergraduate, in America will experience some form of sexual assault. This means that sadly we must be prepared to deal with situations like those and to do so we must be informed about what to do if such a situation presents itself. The speaker also made sure to give us advice on what to do when we are not in such a situation ourselves but are witnessing it. Her suggestions

From writing this appeal I plea for a readmission for the upcoming 2016 spring semester to the University of Houston Downtown. The report of my suspension for a low GPA from this college has bought my total attention to understand that my education is not joke. I know it was because I saw my education as need than a want in my life. I know that I was immature from my past college experience furthermore, I was not able to obtain my education in a proper manner. This reality call for lacking on my GPA has opened my eyes to see I am nothing without knowledge. Moreover, I have embrace my failure by seeing that I did not grasp the opportunity in front of me with the best of my being. Now, that this flaw in my part has been unsealed; I have acknowledge the true priorities for myself and my future. I

I am writing this letter of appeal not because I believe Brooklyn college has made a mistake in their acceptance, but because I feel the need to give my priority school one more shot. Growing up a resident in the neighborhood of Flatbush I cherished my atmosphere and surroundings. Giving back to my community was always my priority. It was what made me feel successful. My everyday life consisted of me going to my neighborhood origination and volunteering with whatever they needed help with that day because, it was something I enjoyed. When I got to high school I was exposed to all the clubs and extracurricular my school had to offer. Lots of the clubs caught my interest. I felt like lots of them could use my help and so, I joined them. I joined

Please accept this letter of readmission clarifying my desire to complete my degree in the Education Program for the Spring semester of 2017. I was dropped from the program due to low academic performance during the fall semester of 2013. My academics did not suffer due to me not understanding the material nor my inability to complete my work; It is with full understanding that I was dropped for poor academics which was due to personal reasons and health complications; which placed me in a compromising and unfortunate situation. During my three -year dismissal from Mercer allotted me to the opportunity to concentrate on my personal responsibility including my physical health. Given the opportunity of readmission into

I attended Braden River High school until I heard about the opportunity to participate in the dual enrollment program at SCF. I have always been motivated in school, but was ready for a new challenge. I started at State College of Florida my senior year of high school as a dual enrollment student. During my first semester, I took thirteen credit hours and earned a 4.0. The second semester I increased to fourteen credits and again earned a 4.0. By May I had earned twenty six college credits and retained a 4.0 Grade point average. I have always had a passion for school, so there was no chance that I wanted to take a summer break. In May, I enrolled as a non-degree seeking student so that I could continue going to State College of Florida until I received my high school transcripts. This summer I have earned another fourteen college credits and so far have maintained my 4.0 grade point average. I plan to attend State College of Florida in the fall and spring to earn my AA degree and then transfer to either University of Florida or Florida Atlantic University. I want to study microbiology and cell

Well-rounded are the first words that come to mind when I think of Purdue students, especially engineers. I had the pleasure of meeting many influential Purdue engineers who have firsthand experience in the Honors College through my father’s work. These people exemplified the impact that is possible. This and their help has influenced my path in life.

I am writing to make an appeal following a recent rejection from your university. I applied Early Action as a Psychology major in October and was rejected late January. I have included updated transcripts and kindly ask you to review my application again.