Academic Plan
I have worked hard throughout my undergraduate degree thus far to set myself up for success during my study abroad experience. In my second year, I took POLS 250 and POLS 285. I am currently taking POLS 384 and plan to take POLS 350 during my fourth year. This plan satisfies all my Core course requirements, having Core A, C, and D completed with Core B taken when I return from studying abroad. I have also completed option course group C, 18.0 units from POLS at the 200-level. I worked ahead in my second year, taking a fourth-year course with an exchange experience in mind. After this semester, I will have completed 3 out of 4 of my course group B courses. I plan to take an additional third-year course in my fourth year at Queens. The requirement for fourth-year courses to fulfill my degree is 4 courses at the POLS 400 level. I plan to work towards my 48.00 elective credits while on exchange. This plan allows me to take 400-level courses and POLS 350 in my fourth year to complete my degree on time as planned.
While aboard, I plan to take Contemporary British Politics: Brexit and Beyond, Trends Start Here: New Media and Behaviour, The Psychology of Crime and Justice the UK, Fantasy in the Real World: Literature Through the
Sociological Lens, Performing Arts and Social Change in London. These courses cover topics that interest me, and I'm excited to learn about them. However, these courses are not offered at Queens. Enrolling in these distinctive courses will help me broaden my academic and personal horizons, making me more knowledgeable and well-rounded in various areas.
I've carefully planned my academic journey at Queens to include the opportunity to study abroad. This experience holds great significance for me for multiple reasons, as I've explained in my appeal, including preparing for my future and enriching my academic path.
I sincerely appreciate your consideration of my appeal and eagerly anticipate your response. Thank you.
While aboard, I plan to take Contemporary British Politics: Brexit and Beyond, Trends Start Here: New Media and Behaviour, The Psychology of Crime and Justice the UK, Fantasy in the Real World: Literature Through the
Sociological Lens, Performing Arts and Social Change in London. These courses cover topics that interest me, and I'm excited to learn about them. However, these courses are not offered at Queens. Enrolling in these distinctive courses will help me broaden my academic and personal horizons, making me more knowledgeable and well-rounded in various areas.
I've carefully planned my academic journey at Queens to include the opportunity to study abroad. This experience holds great significance for me for multiple reasons, as I've explained in my appeal, including preparing for my future and enriching my academic path.
I sincerely appreciate your consideration of my appeal and eagerly anticipate your response. Thank you.