Academic Plan
Jennifer Gyamfi
20490630
Wednesday Jan 29th, 2025
To the Faculty of Arts and Science,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to outline my academic plan as part of my efforts to progress both academically and successfully as a student. I understand the importance of staying on track with my academic goals, and I am committed to taking the necessary steps to ensure my continued success.
First semester, I was faced with numerous challenges and setbacks that impacted my mental state and my academic productivity. There were family and personal and health circumstances that consumed most of my time during my first semester here. In return, it did not allow me to settle in as a first-year student. As a new student from Ottawa, it was tough for me to deal with new responsibilities and the separation from my family at a time when it wasn't an ideal time for us to be apart but if it weren't for my mother, I feel that I would've given up completely.
To overcome these challenges and complete my degree,
I plan to enroll in courses that show importance to my future goals and plans, but also courses that I feel I would succeed in more academically.
I will prioritize courses that are crucial for my major and will take a manageable number of credits each semester to ensure I maintain a strong academic performance.
I will use all resources that will help me succeed during my time here at Queen's University.
I am committed to developing more effective time management strategies by using a planner, creating weekly study schedules, and setting aside dedicated time for coursework.
I plan to seek additional resources to improve my understanding of challenging material.
I will make use of on-campus resources such as to address any academic difficulties I may face.
I plan to attend any workshops or seminars related to academic skills improvement, such as time management, stress management, or study strategies.
I will regularly monitor my academic performance by reviewing my grades and seeking feedback from professors.
If necessary, I will adjust my course load or seek additional academic support to stay on track for graduation.
My long-term goal is to pursue a career in Family Law and I am fully committed to following this plan and making the necessary adjustments along the way to ensure I achieve these goals.
Thank you for your time and consideration in reviewing my academic plan. I am committed to putting in the effort necessary to succeed and am grateful for any guidance or support you can offer.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Gyamfi
24gqc@queensu.ca
20490630
Wednesday Jan 29th, 2025
To the Faculty of Arts and Science,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to outline my academic plan as part of my efforts to progress both academically and successfully as a student. I understand the importance of staying on track with my academic goals, and I am committed to taking the necessary steps to ensure my continued success.
First semester, I was faced with numerous challenges and setbacks that impacted my mental state and my academic productivity. There were family and personal and health circumstances that consumed most of my time during my first semester here. In return, it did not allow me to settle in as a first-year student. As a new student from Ottawa, it was tough for me to deal with new responsibilities and the separation from my family at a time when it wasn't an ideal time for us to be apart but if it weren't for my mother, I feel that I would've given up completely.
To overcome these challenges and complete my degree,
I plan to enroll in courses that show importance to my future goals and plans, but also courses that I feel I would succeed in more academically.
I will prioritize courses that are crucial for my major and will take a manageable number of credits each semester to ensure I maintain a strong academic performance.
I will use all resources that will help me succeed during my time here at Queen's University.
I am committed to developing more effective time management strategies by using a planner, creating weekly study schedules, and setting aside dedicated time for coursework.
I plan to seek additional resources to improve my understanding of challenging material.
I will make use of on-campus resources such as to address any academic difficulties I may face.
I plan to attend any workshops or seminars related to academic skills improvement, such as time management, stress management, or study strategies.
I will regularly monitor my academic performance by reviewing my grades and seeking feedback from professors.
If necessary, I will adjust my course load or seek additional academic support to stay on track for graduation.
My long-term goal is to pursue a career in Family Law and I am fully committed to following this plan and making the necessary adjustments along the way to ensure I achieve these goals.
Thank you for your time and consideration in reviewing my academic plan. I am committed to putting in the effort necessary to succeed and am grateful for any guidance or support you can offer.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Gyamfi
24gqc@queensu.ca