Academic Plan
In regards to an academic plan going forward I have consulted the economics course schedule and this is what I propose:
For the upcoming fall 2019 semester I would like to take MATH 126 to finally square that away. Secondly I would like to take ECON 222 to finally get that monkey off my back as well. Thirdly I would also like to take ECON 231 to fulfill another core requirement of the Economics program. Finally if at all possible I would like to take ECON 255 as well. It is my belief that this course load would be manageable but I would welcome any feedback from an academic advisor or otherwise in regards to this. Taking all of these courses into account my course load for fall 2019 would be as follows:
MATH 126: 6 credits (full year)
ECON 222: 3 credits
ECON 231: 3 credits
ECON 255: 3 credits
As MATH 126 is a full year course, my winter 2020 would include this course as well. In addition to this course I would plan on taking ECON 332, ECON 310 and finally ECON 320. As stated before, I would be very willing to lower this course load if it is the opinion of the faculty, academic advisor or whom otherwise it may concern to do so. Taken into account my optimistic look at the winter semester, my course load would be as follows:
MATH 126: 6 credits (full year)
ECON 310: 3 credits
ECON 320: 3 credits
ECON 332: 3 credits
As stated in my above appeal letter, I believe the upping of my medical dose and better use of school or community resources will help be be successful as school going forward. In addition to this I firmly believe that I can in fact apply myself to a much greater degree to my studies that I have in the past and I do believe this course load is realistic, although I am more then willing to adjust it as Queens or an academic advisor see's fit.
For the upcoming fall 2019 semester I would like to take MATH 126 to finally square that away. Secondly I would like to take ECON 222 to finally get that monkey off my back as well. Thirdly I would also like to take ECON 231 to fulfill another core requirement of the Economics program. Finally if at all possible I would like to take ECON 255 as well. It is my belief that this course load would be manageable but I would welcome any feedback from an academic advisor or otherwise in regards to this. Taking all of these courses into account my course load for fall 2019 would be as follows:
MATH 126: 6 credits (full year)
ECON 222: 3 credits
ECON 231: 3 credits
ECON 255: 3 credits
As MATH 126 is a full year course, my winter 2020 would include this course as well. In addition to this course I would plan on taking ECON 332, ECON 310 and finally ECON 320. As stated before, I would be very willing to lower this course load if it is the opinion of the faculty, academic advisor or whom otherwise it may concern to do so. Taken into account my optimistic look at the winter semester, my course load would be as follows:
MATH 126: 6 credits (full year)
ECON 310: 3 credits
ECON 320: 3 credits
ECON 332: 3 credits
As stated in my above appeal letter, I believe the upping of my medical dose and better use of school or community resources will help be be successful as school going forward. In addition to this I firmly believe that I can in fact apply myself to a much greater degree to my studies that I have in the past and I do believe this course load is realistic, although I am more then willing to adjust it as Queens or an academic advisor see's fit.