Academic Plan
My academic plan is to continue working on the same Bachelor of Biology degree, full time, at my home, Queen's University.
In the upcoming 2018-2019 academic year, I will retake, and pass, courses failed during my 2017 winter semester. In the 2019-2020 academic year, I will finish my degree. The circumstances afflicting me during the 2017 school year that led to failure have been solved. My ex-girlfriend trying to ruin my life, if not end it, is staying away from me, for fear of police intervention. My sleep problems, including sleepwalking, sleepwalking leading to injuries, and insomnia have gone away since my meeting with the sleep specialist at the Oshawa sleep clinic. I also now wear a sleep-tracking device to bed each night and track my sleep. I no longer feel hopeless and am no longer contemplating suicide as all of the extreme stresses from that time are no longer. From surviving that year, I have also become much more skilled at dealing with stresses in a healthy manner. I also now believe that asking friends, or professionals for help is acceptable, and that my problems will not get better as easily as I might hope. Regular attendance of class was the greatest challenge for me during my period of academic failure, which I have begun to improve in, as demonstrated through my improvement in the winter 2018 semester. Furthermore, to attest to my willingness to improve through working harder and spending the time needed to succeed, I have been working on average more than 42 hours each week over the past two summers, being requested to continue working at the company between academic years and have received a great letter of reference from my boss. Through this hard work, I am attaining more currency, so that I will not need to work during the upcoming school year and will already have a normal sleep schedule as well as normal schedule for the upcoming school year. Should I run into any difficulties, I will get the help that I need to succeed, and I will succeed in all of my classes until I graduate Queen's University. Most importantly, I now have motivation that I have never had before to succeed.
I will stick to my schedule.
I will attend all classes that I am able to attend.
I will seek help if needed.
I will work hard at all of my classes.
I will retake and pass my failed classes from the winter 2017 semester.
I will succeed in all classes with Queen's University.
I will use any needed resources to succeed at Queen's University.
In the upcoming 2018-2019 academic year, I will retake, and pass, courses failed during my 2017 winter semester. In the 2019-2020 academic year, I will finish my degree. The circumstances afflicting me during the 2017 school year that led to failure have been solved. My ex-girlfriend trying to ruin my life, if not end it, is staying away from me, for fear of police intervention. My sleep problems, including sleepwalking, sleepwalking leading to injuries, and insomnia have gone away since my meeting with the sleep specialist at the Oshawa sleep clinic. I also now wear a sleep-tracking device to bed each night and track my sleep. I no longer feel hopeless and am no longer contemplating suicide as all of the extreme stresses from that time are no longer. From surviving that year, I have also become much more skilled at dealing with stresses in a healthy manner. I also now believe that asking friends, or professionals for help is acceptable, and that my problems will not get better as easily as I might hope. Regular attendance of class was the greatest challenge for me during my period of academic failure, which I have begun to improve in, as demonstrated through my improvement in the winter 2018 semester. Furthermore, to attest to my willingness to improve through working harder and spending the time needed to succeed, I have been working on average more than 42 hours each week over the past two summers, being requested to continue working at the company between academic years and have received a great letter of reference from my boss. Through this hard work, I am attaining more currency, so that I will not need to work during the upcoming school year and will already have a normal sleep schedule as well as normal schedule for the upcoming school year. Should I run into any difficulties, I will get the help that I need to succeed, and I will succeed in all of my classes until I graduate Queen's University. Most importantly, I now have motivation that I have never had before to succeed.
I will stick to my schedule.
I will attend all classes that I am able to attend.
I will seek help if needed.
I will work hard at all of my classes.
I will retake and pass my failed classes from the winter 2017 semester.
I will succeed in all classes with Queen's University.
I will use any needed resources to succeed at Queen's University.