Academic Plan
As mentioned in the petition letter, since I don't want my graduate studies to be postponed, now I need to complete three elective courses in Athabasca University to make up for the credits I used to transfer from AP courses so as to meet the requirements for undergraduate graduation and get the final official transcript before July 15th.
After carefully reading the syllabus of these three courses (CLST 201/CMNS202/FNCE249 in Athabasca University), I think the curriculum of Athabasca University is very professional also is highly recognized in Canada. In addition, although this is to meet the graduation requirements of the three courses to make up the credits, it is also an opportunity to learn a variety of knowledge and culture from these three courses. Without the pressure of schoolwork, it is a mindset that to learn more knowledge, which will make me feel more relaxed. For example, CMNS202 (which in Queens is UNSP 1UNS) can help me learn more about the development of communication industry in Canada. Although I have been studying in Canada for nearly four years, I don't have much in-depth understanding of this knowledge, so I hope I can accumulate some relevant knowledge reserves in this class.
All in all, if the ILOP application is approved, I will reasonably plan my summer vacation time, complete course tasks according to the requirements of professors of each course, and actively participate in course activities.
After carefully reading the syllabus of these three courses (CLST 201/CMNS202/FNCE249 in Athabasca University), I think the curriculum of Athabasca University is very professional also is highly recognized in Canada. In addition, although this is to meet the graduation requirements of the three courses to make up the credits, it is also an opportunity to learn a variety of knowledge and culture from these three courses. Without the pressure of schoolwork, it is a mindset that to learn more knowledge, which will make me feel more relaxed. For example, CMNS202 (which in Queens is UNSP 1UNS) can help me learn more about the development of communication industry in Canada. Although I have been studying in Canada for nearly four years, I don't have much in-depth understanding of this knowledge, so I hope I can accumulate some relevant knowledge reserves in this class.
All in all, if the ILOP application is approved, I will reasonably plan my summer vacation time, complete course tasks according to the requirements of professors of each course, and actively participate in course activities.