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Petition Type: New
ID: 2423
Submitted: June 21, 2016 at 10:41:16 PM
First Name: Shuo
Last Name: Chen
Student Number: 5464764
Email: 6sc23@queensu.ca
Degree Program: BCH
Plan: COMP
Level of Study: 4
Petition Categories
Petition Categories: Waive the 21-day or one term deadline
Petition Letter
Petition Letter: Appeal requesting to waive the 21-day appeal deadline.
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing this in regarding the academic ruling I received in May 24. I apologize for this late appeal as I have not noticed the email until. Since the end of the semester, I have not paid much attention to my Queen's email account, and the address on the letter was my old address. Because of this, I am not aware of this ruling until now and not been able to appeal within the 21-day deadline.
I am sorry for all the troubles. Please take my appeal to your consideration. Give me a chance to appeal for my ruling.
Thank you.
Sincerely
Shuo Chen
To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing this in regarding the academic ruling I received in May 24. I apologize for this late appeal as I have not noticed the email until. Since the end of the semester, I have not paid much attention to my Queen's email account, and the address on the letter was my old address. Because of this, I am not aware of this ruling until now and not been able to appeal within the 21-day deadline.
I am sorry for all the troubles. Please take my appeal to your consideration. Give me a chance to appeal for my ruling.
Thank you.
Sincerely
Shuo Chen
Documentation
Professional Letter Detail: no doc
Decision Letters
Amendment to Appeal 2423
Relevant Petition: 2423
First Name: Shuo
Last Name: Chen
Student Number: 5464764
Email: 6sc23@queensu.ca
Degree Program: BCH
Plan: COMP
Level of Study: 4
Petition Letter
Petition Letter: To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing this in regarding the academic ruling I received in May 24. Thank you for give me a chance to appeal. I apologize for this late appeal. I am surprised to receive the ruling as I feel that I am getting better in my academic since coming back to Queens. Before the first term started, I talked to the academic advisor, Professor Lamb, regarding course taking. Professor Lamb recommended that I should take some courses I had taken before so that I could be easier to adjust to the school life. I repeated three courses that I taken before. I got better marks than in all three courses than before. For the next term, I decided to try some new courses and only repeat one course. Before taking the courses I still hesitated in whether I should take CISC 333 or not. In my previous time, I failed badly in the course. However I still decided to give another try. I thought when thing came to worse, I could still drop the course. As the term started, I tried to go to every class as possible and if there were classes I could not go, I tried watch the course video as soon as possible. Failing for the first time, I tried extra hard this time trying not to fail again. I dropped other courses in that term just so I could spend more time on CISC 333. I thought I was doing well in CISC 333. However there was no way to know how well I did since there was not mid-term exam for the course. I spent more time on CISC 333 than I did on other courses in that term. Even though I tried my best on the course, I still ended up failing the course. For the next term, Iearning from CISC 333 mistake, I only took three courses. Among the three courses I took, two of them were fourth year courses and considered really hard courses. I was able to pass both of them.
I feel that I should not be withdraw just because of one course I failed in. My term GPAs were better than before. I am getting better in my study and adjusted to the school life. If I were to withdraw again, all momentum I have will be gone and I have to re-adjust to school again once I am coming back after three.
I am so close to graduate and I have improved greatly compare to before. I feel I have been adjusted to school really well and I am confident that I will getting better in my study if I were to continue my study this year.
I am writing this in regarding the academic ruling I received in May 24. Thank you for give me a chance to appeal. I apologize for this late appeal. I am surprised to receive the ruling as I feel that I am getting better in my academic since coming back to Queens. Before the first term started, I talked to the academic advisor, Professor Lamb, regarding course taking. Professor Lamb recommended that I should take some courses I had taken before so that I could be easier to adjust to the school life. I repeated three courses that I taken before. I got better marks than in all three courses than before. For the next term, I decided to try some new courses and only repeat one course. Before taking the courses I still hesitated in whether I should take CISC 333 or not. In my previous time, I failed badly in the course. However I still decided to give another try. I thought when thing came to worse, I could still drop the course. As the term started, I tried to go to every class as possible and if there were classes I could not go, I tried watch the course video as soon as possible. Failing for the first time, I tried extra hard this time trying not to fail again. I dropped other courses in that term just so I could spend more time on CISC 333. I thought I was doing well in CISC 333. However there was no way to know how well I did since there was not mid-term exam for the course. I spent more time on CISC 333 than I did on other courses in that term. Even though I tried my best on the course, I still ended up failing the course. For the next term, Iearning from CISC 333 mistake, I only took three courses. Among the three courses I took, two of them were fourth year courses and considered really hard courses. I was able to pass both of them.
I feel that I should not be withdraw just because of one course I failed in. My term GPAs were better than before. I am getting better in my study and adjusted to the school life. If I were to withdraw again, all momentum I have will be gone and I have to re-adjust to school again once I am coming back after three.
I am so close to graduate and I have improved greatly compare to before. I feel I have been adjusted to school really well and I am confident that I will getting better in my study if I were to continue my study this year.
Academic Plan
Academic Plan: For my academic plan, I have accumulated 132 units which are enough to graduate. For the coming term, I will take the key courses in order to be able to graduate this year, as well as taking some poor marked courses to improve my over all GPAs. I have made friends in the courses that I have been working together in some projects. I have more communication with TAs and professors than I had before. I am so close to graduate and withdrawing for three years would be a great cutback.
Documentation
Professional Letter Detail: NA
History
Originally submitted June 21, 2016 at 10:41:16 PM.
| Field | Reference | Old Value | New Value | Note | User | Date/Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| status | N/A | Received | Prepared for Review | Brandon Murray | 2016-06-22 9:18:10 AM | |
| status | N/A | Prepared for Review | In Review | Spring Forsberg | 2016-06-23 10:42:07 AM | |
| status | N/A | In Review | Granted | Haley Everson | 2016-07-12 9:46:57 AM | |
| associate_dean | N/A | Sue Blake | Haley Everson | 2016-07-12 9:46:57 AM | ||
| decision_letter | N/A | N/A | Decision letter sent | Haley Everson | 2016-07-12 9:47:27 AM |

