Academic Plan
As mentioned previously, I am currently enrolled in 6 courses: ECON 422, ECON 483, ECON 426, ECON 390, ECON 232, and ECON 310.
Should my appeal be approved, I would still be taking 6 courses: ECON 422, ECON 483, ECON 426, ECON 390, ECON 232, and HIST 200. This would allow me to graduate in Spring 2019 with both an Applied Economics major, and a Global Development Studies minor. Currently, all of these courses are going towards the completion of my degree.
I understand that there is a month left of the school year, so I will outline my plan for each course.
For HIST 200, which I would be adding late, I have reached an agreement with Professor Sen Chowdhury that I will be able to complete the remaining assignments for the course (short paper, quiz, and research paper). Given that I have kept up with the course readings, I will just need to supplement these notes with the Module notes, but I do feel I will have adequate time to complete these assignments.
Regarding my other courses, I am fortunate that midterms have completed which will allow more time to focus on catching up missed material in HIST 200. My two test-based courses (ECON 390, and ECON 422) will have only the final exam to prepare for. For ECON 426 and ECON 232, the remaining assessments are a term paper and assignment due Week 11 (March 25-29), and the spacing between assessments has allowed me to already be close to completion for both of those assessments a week early.
ECON 483 is my 4th year seminar ¿¿ as that is composed of a final research paper and a presentation (which I have already presented), I am also nearing completion for this paper due on the last day of classes. Finally, should my request to drop ECON 310 be granted, this would relieve most of my burden in terms of coursework as this is by far the most intensive course with the remaining assignments.
Again, I am very aware of the difficulty and effort it will take to complete HIST 200, but I believe that my schedule does allow for this possibility over the next few weeks.
Should my appeal be approved, I would still be taking 6 courses: ECON 422, ECON 483, ECON 426, ECON 390, ECON 232, and HIST 200. This would allow me to graduate in Spring 2019 with both an Applied Economics major, and a Global Development Studies minor. Currently, all of these courses are going towards the completion of my degree.
I understand that there is a month left of the school year, so I will outline my plan for each course.
For HIST 200, which I would be adding late, I have reached an agreement with Professor Sen Chowdhury that I will be able to complete the remaining assignments for the course (short paper, quiz, and research paper). Given that I have kept up with the course readings, I will just need to supplement these notes with the Module notes, but I do feel I will have adequate time to complete these assignments.
Regarding my other courses, I am fortunate that midterms have completed which will allow more time to focus on catching up missed material in HIST 200. My two test-based courses (ECON 390, and ECON 422) will have only the final exam to prepare for. For ECON 426 and ECON 232, the remaining assessments are a term paper and assignment due Week 11 (March 25-29), and the spacing between assessments has allowed me to already be close to completion for both of those assessments a week early.
ECON 483 is my 4th year seminar ¿¿ as that is composed of a final research paper and a presentation (which I have already presented), I am also nearing completion for this paper due on the last day of classes. Finally, should my request to drop ECON 310 be granted, this would relieve most of my burden in terms of coursework as this is by far the most intensive course with the remaining assignments.
Again, I am very aware of the difficulty and effort it will take to complete HIST 200, but I believe that my schedule does allow for this possibility over the next few weeks.