Dropping Classes

Me and her calculated to having 20 credits for the following term. I thought that having that amount of credit was a lot to handle, but I was determined to try to do it. I was willing to do anything to try to keep my scholarship and financial aid because that’s been helping me pay for my books and tuition. Close to the end of the term. I was struggling with one class because of the amount of homework load I had in one class. I decided to talk to the professor, Dean Braa, and he said that I would not be able to pass the class and be given an F. I knew then that I couldn’t afford to get another F in my transcript when I was already trying to make up for the other F in Writing 135. After careful consideration, I decided to drop the class with a W. However, I was 3 credits short and I knew right there that I lost my scholarship and financial aid; I was devastated. I went back to talking to Sheree about what had happened and she discussed about how there is still a chance to appeal for my scholarship. I’m hoping that this coming up fall term I can do better in time management and

I didn't have an idea of the financial aid requirements entailed till it was too late. Freshmen and sophomore year were a year of trials and tribulations. Completing approximately 12 out of 38 credits mostly due to the fact I was moving my schedule around to fit my schedule and losing multiple family members and getting diagnosed with ADHD and depression by the DRES department, I had so much to deal with that I found myself struggling. I wasn't able to redeem myself after I got my warning because even though I completed all that I registered for, I would still get my financial aid suspended. I have had to appeal ever since I got my warning because of extenuating circumstances such as deaths in the family and disabilities and other times because I had to because even though I complete every class I attempted for the previous semesters excluding fall 2015, I won't make the completion rate because I dropped so many classes freshmen year first semester.

My name is Jacelyn Omusi and I am a second year student majoring in African American Studies. I am also aspiring to major in Sociology and minoring in Education. Though I understand that it is extremely late in the quarter, I am writing to you to request your permission to withdraw my enrollment from Stats 10 this quarter. I hope that the extenuating circumstances that I outline throughout this letter will convey my need to drop the course.

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First of all, the college made the appropriate decision when cutting the 22 classes. The school’s endowment dropped by 20 percent, meaning that their endorsements were not as high as they

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Rosangela Dempster: Thank you for your comment. The campus does track withdrawals. If we are able to, we verify their reasons for withdrawing and use that information to better assist our students. All of our service departments partner with our students to help them tackle life’s obstacles. Common reasons for withdrawal are: health, family emergencies, car accidents, or monetary.

Between both of my jobs I was working over forty hours a week and barely affording the costs of being a full time student and caregiver. This lead to me making the conscious decision to withdraw from a class because I knew I did not have the time or energy to dedicate to it. Though it crossed my mind to withdraw all together I knew I couldn’t. I kept my struggles to myself and stayed focused on my current obligations at the time as a student. I fulfilled the duties of being a Phi Theta Kappa Officer by setting up events such as the Diabetic Walk where I managed to raise over four hundred dollars for Diabetic Research, along with assisting other Officers with events they were planning. I formed study groups within my classes to help myself and other students study for our classes with the little time I had

I would like to request retroactive withdrawal from the course Math For Liberal Art 1010 , which I am enlisted for amid the Summer 2015 semester. The reason that I am doing as such is that I am having restorative issue that is effecting my execution in school; I couldn't control my rest calendar because of day by day concentrating on for tests and get ready for investigations. Moreover, I have been encountering, for example, excruciating menstrual cramps, diarrhea, weight loss, and weariness. I have been in and out of the doctor's facility since last May, and my condition is not moving forward. My sickness has kept me out of class. I am asking for a retroactive withdrawal for my Math for Liberal Art 1010 class on the grounds that, my sickness

When I got accepted in the Fall of 2014, the first class I registered for was ART 345, as it is a required class for my Graphic Design major and a pre-requisite to register for other upper division graphic design courses. When I finished the semester my transcript stated I did not receive credit for the Art 345 class. When I registered for this class in Fall 2014, I understood that Art 345 is an upper division

I would really appreciate that as I am trying to avoid at all cost having a withdrawal on my transcript. However, I understand that there are policies in place that must be followed. I'm sorry for being so burdensome especially when you are very busy right at the end of the semester. I will contact my advisor again so that he can provide both of us with some clarity as I feel that I may have been mislead.

I have contacted both schools in regard of an official copy of my transcripts to be sent to you. You may have either received one or both of them, but if not, they will arrive shortly. To answer your question, I wish to leave Blessing-Rieman at this stage of my education because I am simply unhappy with their program and they made it more stressful than it needed to be. When I applied and attended Blessing-Rieman, they did not make me aware of certain requirements for the program until I completed the first or second semester of their program. At that time, I already completed a significant part of their program and I believed it would be a good idea to try and complete my degree. With this extra requirement for their program, it has ended

Many colleges and universities throughout the United States and several other countries face a common problem. Student retention is a growing problem across the nation for all ethnic groups and all ages. Each individual who chooses to drop out of school has their own personal reasons as to why they do. However, many drops out can be completely avoided. When students drop out they are not clearly thinking about how it’s going to affect their future, the future of their children and even grandchildren. Although there are several reasons as to why students drop out of school, we will be exploring a few as it relates to why student retention is a growing problem.

My name is LIUXU PAN U012232506, I want to ask about the refund of my summer tuition. Due to an emergency situation, I drop the level 3 GP class and come back to China. I want to know how and when can I get the refund. Additionally, I still have big sum in my meal plane. While I already transfer to Santa Monica College. Is there have any possible also get the rest meal plan money back.

I would suggest that giving up should never be an option. Another thing that I would is ask what led them to believe that they weren’t smart enough and drop out of their classes. I would then discuss with them that there is a lot of help provided for students, and everyone has potential just not everyone seeks out to reach their full potential. The brain is very powerful it controls and manages everything we do therefore we should use it at its fullest extent. Yes there is times were classes can get difficult and frustrating but that shouldn’t be the reason that should make someone drop out and let all that hard work that it took to get there away.