Petition Letter
I am writing to formally request a late course drop of [PHIL 266 Probability & Inductive Logic W24] for the reason that there are some special conditions that have hindered my academic success greatly. To start with, I intend to highlight the negative impact of the severe abdominal disease, which had to be medically treated, and in effect, I could not participate actively in the full course tasks.
On the 7th of February, I started feeling severe stomachaches that continued progressing, forcing me to go to the city of Toronto to search for a physician. As evidence of the disease, I have attached a doctor’s note mentioning the diagnosis and almost suggesting to avoid overexerting oneself and supervised medical monitoring during the recovery period. This disease has without a doubt altered my everyday being and disrupted me academically, including my attendance at lectures. I have also been in a position where I can’t participate in the conversation or lectures of the course.
Juggling my health and academics has become a challenge even after I made my best effort to participate in the course. I normally overdo it to cope with the pain and the restrictions caused by my illness. To my distress, I have to report that I could not maintain the academic proficiency and the provision standards that are expected from this course.
Given these severe conditions, I politely request that you allow me to withdraw from the course. I would insist on explaining that I spent a lot of mental effort concluding that being away was the best choice for me to have collateral, and my goals remained the same. I am aware of the far-reaching results of dropping a course and, hence, ready to take the appropriate measures to prevent any further adverse academic consequences that may arise after this decision.
Sincerely, thank you for the opportunity to be able to address this issue and for your patience and understanding.
I would like to appreciate you for listening to this case. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Barbod Attaran
On the 7th of February, I started feeling severe stomachaches that continued progressing, forcing me to go to the city of Toronto to search for a physician. As evidence of the disease, I have attached a doctor’s note mentioning the diagnosis and almost suggesting to avoid overexerting oneself and supervised medical monitoring during the recovery period. This disease has without a doubt altered my everyday being and disrupted me academically, including my attendance at lectures. I have also been in a position where I can’t participate in the conversation or lectures of the course.
Juggling my health and academics has become a challenge even after I made my best effort to participate in the course. I normally overdo it to cope with the pain and the restrictions caused by my illness. To my distress, I have to report that I could not maintain the academic proficiency and the provision standards that are expected from this course.
Given these severe conditions, I politely request that you allow me to withdraw from the course. I would insist on explaining that I spent a lot of mental effort concluding that being away was the best choice for me to have collateral, and my goals remained the same. I am aware of the far-reaching results of dropping a course and, hence, ready to take the appropriate measures to prevent any further adverse academic consequences that may arise after this decision.
Sincerely, thank you for the opportunity to be able to address this issue and for your patience and understanding.
I would like to appreciate you for listening to this case. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Barbod Attaran