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Petition Type: New
ID: 4312
Submitted: March 20, 2018 at 9:15:11 AM
First Name: Anthony
Last Name: Gismondi
Student Number: 20013834
Email: 15ajg7@queensu.ca
Degree Program: BSH
Plan: LISC
Level of Study: 2
Petition Categories
Petition Categories: Request credit (CR) standing in a course or courses
Code: STAT 263
Term: Fall
Year: 2017
Petition Category: Request credit (CR) standing in a course or courses
Instructor's Name: Charles Molson
Petition Letter
Petition Letter: To whom it may concern,
I spoke to my professor (Dr. Molson) about the events that occurred during the 2017 fall exam season during which I was under high-stress levels saving a friend who was trying to commit suicide.
I didn't think it would be possible to avoid the exam at the time and I didn't want to waste any time trying to find out if I could avoid the exam since there were only a few days left to study.
After already having 4 exams and a midterm within a week and a half, I was ready to ultimately focus on my stats exam. The night after my physiology exam I was up until 4 AM making calls with 911 and I was stressed about her well being in the hospital for about 2 days afterwards.
Needless to say, I was unable to focus or concentrate during the preceding days and this was beyond my control and not indicative of my ability in the course. Upon reviewing my exam I found blunders that would not have happened had I been well rested and unstressed. I know this certainly because upon reviewing of my exam I realized I got part a) right but then b) and c) wrong which is frustrating since parts b and c use the numbers calculated in part a. My first mark in the course after the first evaluation was about a 75 ( I can't remember exactly) and I was hoping for at least an 80 on the final exam. Please allow me to appeal for a CR standing.
Thank you for your time.
I spoke to my professor (Dr. Molson) about the events that occurred during the 2017 fall exam season during which I was under high-stress levels saving a friend who was trying to commit suicide.
I didn't think it would be possible to avoid the exam at the time and I didn't want to waste any time trying to find out if I could avoid the exam since there were only a few days left to study.
After already having 4 exams and a midterm within a week and a half, I was ready to ultimately focus on my stats exam. The night after my physiology exam I was up until 4 AM making calls with 911 and I was stressed about her well being in the hospital for about 2 days afterwards.
Needless to say, I was unable to focus or concentrate during the preceding days and this was beyond my control and not indicative of my ability in the course. Upon reviewing my exam I found blunders that would not have happened had I been well rested and unstressed. I know this certainly because upon reviewing of my exam I realized I got part a) right but then b) and c) wrong which is frustrating since parts b and c use the numbers calculated in part a. My first mark in the course after the first evaluation was about a 75 ( I can't remember exactly) and I was hoping for at least an 80 on the final exam. Please allow me to appeal for a CR standing.
Thank you for your time.
Documentation
Professional Letter Detail: NO DOC
Decision Letters
History
Originally submitted March 20, 2018 at 9:15:11 AM.
| Field | Reference | Old Value | New Value | Note | User | Date/Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| status | N/A | Received | Prepared for Review | Carrie Roosenmaalen | 2018-03-21 1:33:17 PM | |
| status | N/A | Prepared for Review | Incomplete | Spring Forsberg | 2018-03-21 3:20:52 PM | |
| status | N/A | Incomplete | In Review | Spring Forsberg | 2018-04-02 9:13:16 AM | |
| status | N/A | In Review | Granted | Spring Forsberg | 2018-04-17 9:37:11 AM | |
| associate_dean | N/A | Johanne Benard, Ph.D. | Spring Forsberg | 2018-04-17 9:37:11 AM | ||
| decision_letter | N/A | N/A | Decision letter sent | Spring Forsberg | 2018-04-17 9:37:53 AM |

