Academic Plan
After being put on academic probation after my first year I tried harder to focus and bring up my grades while still dealing with my mental health. I have improved my study habits and have went from averaging Ds to receiving Bs in classes, I know I am capable of doing better in less trying circumstances. If given the opportunity, I will devote more time to my classes and the Queens community. I have since starting seeing a therapist which has greatly helped me improve my mindset, and mental health, and plan to keep seeing them weekly to deal with academic stress and life in general.I began attending eating disorder support groups wich have greatly impacted me and my health, I have also started reaching out to services on campus like SASS to help with my academics and when needed would be open to hiring a tutor. I plan on retaking the courses I did poorly in and possibly chnaging my academic plan in the next year. I would not be opposed to remaining on academic probation for the following year to prove that I am able to bring up my GPA and be a great student.
I have been an executive member of QUMSA for the 2021-2022 school year, and was part of the mentorship program as well as a general member of the Queens Pre-law society as well.
I have been an executive member of QUMSA for the 2021-2022 school year, and was part of the mentorship program as well as a general member of the Queens Pre-law society as well.