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Petition Type: New
ID: 5701
Submitted: May 4, 2019 at 3:10:04 AM
First Name: Xiangyi
Last Name: Chen
Student Number: 20034057
Degree Program: BSH
Plan: PHYS
Level of Study: 3

Petition Categories

Petition Categories: Drop a course after the academic deadline
Code: PHYS 321
Term: Winter
Year: 2019
Petition Category: Drop a course after the academic deadline

Petition Letter

Petition Letter: Dear Colleague,

I appeal to drop the course PHYS 321 in winter 2019. I was ill starting on the half of semester and had to be hospitalized to take treatment. It is a not chronic disease but very urgent, considering the risk probably occurred, I had to back to my home country to take further treatment. I have provided more details in my personal health clarification.

This circumstance was badly influence my academic performance, especially for the course PHYS 321. I was very weak during my hospitalization, it is very hard for me to follow the course as usual. I discussed with my instructor Prof. Scott wether I could continue my study after I feel better. He suggested the best choice for me is to ask for an academic appeal to drop this course. The problem is I missed too much contact between instructor and peers, and it is very hard to study this course individually without discussion in a group. And another concern is PHYS 321 is a very important foundation for PHYS 414 General Relativity. He thought it will be better for me to follow this course in class to have a strong support for further study,

I am still under the treatment now but my attending doctor thinks everything should be fine before the beginning of the fall term. I think I should take the suggestion and would like to continue on this course next year. I am very appreciated if you can give a chance to me to study on that further.

Sincerely,
Xiangyi Chen

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History

Originally submitted May 4, 2019 at 3:10:04 AM.

FieldReferenceOld ValueNew ValueNoteUserDate/Time
statusN/AReceivedPrepared for ReviewCarrie Roosenmaalen2019-05-06 12:07:39 PM
statusN/APrepared for ReviewIn ReviewHeather Carter2019-05-09 8:17:20 AM
statusN/AIn ReviewGrantedSpring Forsberg2019-05-09 2:58:46 PM
associate_deanN/AJenn Stephenson, Ph.D.Spring Forsberg2019-05-09 2:58:46 PM
decision_letterN/AN/ADecision letter sentSpring Forsberg2019-05-09 2:59:31 PM