Academic Plan
As for my academic plan for the following year, I plan on continuing with my medication and taking between 3-4 courses per semester depending on the workload each course will have in relation to my disability. I will properly time manage my courses so that I will not become overwhelmed. I will continue seeing my tutor quite regularly, as well as seeing my professors. I found that these two opportunities have helped me the most with understanding what is expected of me for my assignments and tests. At the beginning of the year I will meet with an academic advisor to see if the courses I have chosen are appropriate for my success in my studies to continue to guide me on the right path of my academic plan.
To conclude, the most important part of my academic plan will be continuing with treating my disability as I know that this will be the most affective influence in achieving good academic results through my full potential. If I am allowed to return back to Queen's this following year I know I will be motivated than ever and have my goals and priorities in focus to be successful in my studies.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my appeal,
Francesca Pietrobon
10008161
To conclude, the most important part of my academic plan will be continuing with treating my disability as I know that this will be the most affective influence in achieving good academic results through my full potential. If I am allowed to return back to Queen's this following year I know I will be motivated than ever and have my goals and priorities in focus to be successful in my studies.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my appeal,
Francesca Pietrobon
10008161