Petition Letter
To whom it may concern,
I am currently requesting late enrolment in four courses; ECON 280, ECON 361, COMM 221, and HLTH 101. In essence, this request arose from a delayed payment on tuition. My family has recently encountered financial hardships. These circumstances necessitated me paying the entirety of my tuition during the present and recently foregone semesters (as opposed to a quarter of the total dues in prior semesters). I depended on my most recent paycheque circa January 18, whereby I remained monetarily incapable to pay off the aggregate balance preceding that date. The payment process undertook a multi-day duration, and I received confirmation regarding the completion of the transaction on January 21st. Unfortunately this transaction finalized on a date succeeding the deadline for registering in additional courses. The aforementioned courses existed in my shopping cart at the beginning of this semester. A notable development lies in my initial unawareness of this enrollment blockage on both ECON courses; in which I proceeded with frequent attendance during the first two weeks of class this semester. Despite its online arrangement, I have kept pace with the weekly content for COMM 221 and HLTH 101, as I have several friends who remain enrolled in the course. This proposed realignment furthermore retains a vital significance within the fulfillment of my degree; whereby ECON 280 comprises the three units of Option Courses required, and ECON 361 accounts for my three outstanding units of ECON courses. Moreover, COMM 221 and HLTH 101 represent courses allocated towards my elective requisites. Both HLTH 101 and ECON 361 retain no overdue assessments. However, I completed a handwritten one-percent quiz for ECON 280 during the second week of classes.
I have conversed with each professor responsible for instructing each lecture during their respective office hours. All of whom permitted my enrolment in their class, conditional on the authorization of this petition. In cognizance with administrative principles, I am presently seeking email confirmation from those instructors. I have additionally discussed this situation with Michael Barber, the current Undergraduate Chair of Economics. I will attach screenshot evidence of that email interaction. Barber granted my enrolment in both ECON courses, contingent on the approval of each individual professor; in which I have received antecedent verbal confirmation. I ensured there remained no scheduling conflicts in regards to my other classes, and both classes additionally retain numerous open enrolment seats, according to the figures on SOLUS. I have additionally acquired a bank loan, instantaneously providing me the opportunity of paying off supplemental tuition fees.
This has constituted an anxious and moderately exhausting process that I wish to resolve promptly. Nonetheless, I will readily discuss this situation further and provide cooperation if needed.
Sincerely,
Alex Traynor
I am currently requesting late enrolment in four courses; ECON 280, ECON 361, COMM 221, and HLTH 101. In essence, this request arose from a delayed payment on tuition. My family has recently encountered financial hardships. These circumstances necessitated me paying the entirety of my tuition during the present and recently foregone semesters (as opposed to a quarter of the total dues in prior semesters). I depended on my most recent paycheque circa January 18, whereby I remained monetarily incapable to pay off the aggregate balance preceding that date. The payment process undertook a multi-day duration, and I received confirmation regarding the completion of the transaction on January 21st. Unfortunately this transaction finalized on a date succeeding the deadline for registering in additional courses. The aforementioned courses existed in my shopping cart at the beginning of this semester. A notable development lies in my initial unawareness of this enrollment blockage on both ECON courses; in which I proceeded with frequent attendance during the first two weeks of class this semester. Despite its online arrangement, I have kept pace with the weekly content for COMM 221 and HLTH 101, as I have several friends who remain enrolled in the course. This proposed realignment furthermore retains a vital significance within the fulfillment of my degree; whereby ECON 280 comprises the three units of Option Courses required, and ECON 361 accounts for my three outstanding units of ECON courses. Moreover, COMM 221 and HLTH 101 represent courses allocated towards my elective requisites. Both HLTH 101 and ECON 361 retain no overdue assessments. However, I completed a handwritten one-percent quiz for ECON 280 during the second week of classes.
I have conversed with each professor responsible for instructing each lecture during their respective office hours. All of whom permitted my enrolment in their class, conditional on the authorization of this petition. In cognizance with administrative principles, I am presently seeking email confirmation from those instructors. I have additionally discussed this situation with Michael Barber, the current Undergraduate Chair of Economics. I will attach screenshot evidence of that email interaction. Barber granted my enrolment in both ECON courses, contingent on the approval of each individual professor; in which I have received antecedent verbal confirmation. I ensured there remained no scheduling conflicts in regards to my other classes, and both classes additionally retain numerous open enrolment seats, according to the figures on SOLUS. I have additionally acquired a bank loan, instantaneously providing me the opportunity of paying off supplemental tuition fees.
This has constituted an anxious and moderately exhausting process that I wish to resolve promptly. Nonetheless, I will readily discuss this situation further and provide cooperation if needed.
Sincerely,
Alex Traynor