Academic Plan
Dear Associate Dean (Academic),
Following our previous correspondence regarding my petition for Aegrotat Standing in the course POLS 262, I would like to present my comprehensive academic plan for future success. I trust that this plan, developed in consultation with academic advisors and medical professionals, demonstrates my commitment to my studies and my adaptability in the face of challenging circumstances.
Having faced substantial health issues, which greatly influenced my academic performance, I am now actively engaged in a rigorous health management plan. Regular consultations and check-ups with medical professionals have been scheduled to ensure I maintain my health and that potential issues are identified and addressed promptly. This proactivity is key to preventing further disruptions to my academic progress. Academically, I am planning to revise my course load to provide a more balanced approach to my studies. After careful consideration and consultation with my academic advisors, I have decided to reduce the number of courses I take each semester. This adjustment will allow me to allocate sufficient time and focus to each course, thereby improving my overall academic performance. In terms of course selection, I will prioritize hybrid or online courses when possible. As proven during my previous semester, this mode of learning provides greater flexibility, allowing me to better manage my health conditions without compromising my academic commitments.
In conclusion, this plan is a result of critical self-reflection and external consultation. It is designed to ensure I maintain a good balance between my health, personal life, and academic commitments while allowing me to achieve my academic goals. I am committed to this plan and confident in its potential to facilitate my future success at Queens.
Thank you for considering my petition and my proposed academic plan. I am open to any suggestions or modifications you may propose to better align my plan with the academic expectations at Queens.
Yours sincerely,
Daniel Cox
Student Number; 20208264
Following our previous correspondence regarding my petition for Aegrotat Standing in the course POLS 262, I would like to present my comprehensive academic plan for future success. I trust that this plan, developed in consultation with academic advisors and medical professionals, demonstrates my commitment to my studies and my adaptability in the face of challenging circumstances.
Having faced substantial health issues, which greatly influenced my academic performance, I am now actively engaged in a rigorous health management plan. Regular consultations and check-ups with medical professionals have been scheduled to ensure I maintain my health and that potential issues are identified and addressed promptly. This proactivity is key to preventing further disruptions to my academic progress. Academically, I am planning to revise my course load to provide a more balanced approach to my studies. After careful consideration and consultation with my academic advisors, I have decided to reduce the number of courses I take each semester. This adjustment will allow me to allocate sufficient time and focus to each course, thereby improving my overall academic performance. In terms of course selection, I will prioritize hybrid or online courses when possible. As proven during my previous semester, this mode of learning provides greater flexibility, allowing me to better manage my health conditions without compromising my academic commitments.
In conclusion, this plan is a result of critical self-reflection and external consultation. It is designed to ensure I maintain a good balance between my health, personal life, and academic commitments while allowing me to achieve my academic goals. I am committed to this plan and confident in its potential to facilitate my future success at Queens.
Thank you for considering my petition and my proposed academic plan. I am open to any suggestions or modifications you may propose to better align my plan with the academic expectations at Queens.
Yours sincerely,
Daniel Cox
Student Number; 20208264