Academic Plan
To whom it may concern,
This fall, there are a number of measures I intend to take to ensure academic success after experiencing an extenuating circumstance over the winter semester. First, I intend to take a lighter course load of four courses at a time. I also intend to continue to shadow the ENSC plan, as I am far more academically successful in these courses due to a much higher level of interest in the content. I have reviewed the courses and as it is not a competitive program, I should be able to continue to do this as there aren't any courses I need to take at my level restricted to students who are registered in an ENSC plan. I intend to submit a change of plan request next spring to officially switch to Environmental Studies. Additionally, I will maintain regular appointments with my healthcare providers until such time as I have completely recovered (anticipated this summer, in July or early August). So long as my recovery continues as expected, there should be no physical health barrier to my success in university this fall. In the unlikely scenario that these circumstances change, I will reconsider my academic plans and re-evaluate the next steps as appropriate.
Thank you for your consideration,
Jessica May
This fall, there are a number of measures I intend to take to ensure academic success after experiencing an extenuating circumstance over the winter semester. First, I intend to take a lighter course load of four courses at a time. I also intend to continue to shadow the ENSC plan, as I am far more academically successful in these courses due to a much higher level of interest in the content. I have reviewed the courses and as it is not a competitive program, I should be able to continue to do this as there aren't any courses I need to take at my level restricted to students who are registered in an ENSC plan. I intend to submit a change of plan request next spring to officially switch to Environmental Studies. Additionally, I will maintain regular appointments with my healthcare providers until such time as I have completely recovered (anticipated this summer, in July or early August). So long as my recovery continues as expected, there should be no physical health barrier to my success in university this fall. In the unlikely scenario that these circumstances change, I will reconsider my academic plans and re-evaluate the next steps as appropriate.
Thank you for your consideration,
Jessica May