Academic Plan
My academic plan, if the appeal is effective in waiving the requirement to withdraw, will be to minimize workload and to focus on repairing and improving my overall GPA. In order to repair my GPA, I believe that minimizing my courses to three per semester will be effective in improving my GPA, and attending to the issues mentioned in the Appeal letter. Considering that I am not assigned to any major, my end goal is to pursue a degree in politics. Once my personal issues are attended to, I intend to get back on the path of Politics by focusing on improving my grades in the required courses. If my appeal is granted, I am open to any further modification to my transcript and role as a student, whether it be to change my status as a full-time student, or taking courses that will effectively boost my GPA.
Not only will I be making modifications to my course-load, but I will be pursuing a councillor to plan how I can overcome some of the barriers that comes along with my mental health. Also, I will be seriously considering stepping away from the Queen¿¿s lacrosse team for a year to allot more time towards academics, if the appeal is granted.
Not only will I be making modifications to my course-load, but I will be pursuing a councillor to plan how I can overcome some of the barriers that comes along with my mental health. Also, I will be seriously considering stepping away from the Queen¿¿s lacrosse team for a year to allot more time towards academics, if the appeal is granted.