Academic Plan
As far as an academic plan, I know I will have to take a fifth year to fulfill all my credits and be able to graduate. As well, I am planning to be in Kingston next summer taking summer classes to catch up. That way, I will not have to overload my classes this year.
I do not have nearly enough credits right now, which is why I will have to take extra time to finish my degree. I am considering starting off this first term with 3 or 4 classes, and if I can handle that I will take 5 minimum in second term. Then, I will take 2 or 3 classes in the summer, and a full course load for 5th year.
I have spent this past summer coming up with some better techniques for how I am going to tackle the upcoming year both mentally and academically. I will be reaching out to support resources within the university, checking in with the people around me (instead of keeping everything to myself), and pacing myself realistically. I have been taking time to do research on how to push past avoiding stress and have learned new techniques and strategies to get work done.
My goals are to create a better routine and schedule, complete my work on time, and maintain my GPA above the probation cut-off. I intend to graduate in 2027 with my plan.
I am committed to approaching my studies with a more matured and structured plan. I understand the importance of academic responsibility and am ready with an achievable plan to prove I can complete the degree.
I do not have nearly enough credits right now, which is why I will have to take extra time to finish my degree. I am considering starting off this first term with 3 or 4 classes, and if I can handle that I will take 5 minimum in second term. Then, I will take 2 or 3 classes in the summer, and a full course load for 5th year.
I have spent this past summer coming up with some better techniques for how I am going to tackle the upcoming year both mentally and academically. I will be reaching out to support resources within the university, checking in with the people around me (instead of keeping everything to myself), and pacing myself realistically. I have been taking time to do research on how to push past avoiding stress and have learned new techniques and strategies to get work done.
My goals are to create a better routine and schedule, complete my work on time, and maintain my GPA above the probation cut-off. I intend to graduate in 2027 with my plan.
I am committed to approaching my studies with a more matured and structured plan. I understand the importance of academic responsibility and am ready with an achievable plan to prove I can complete the degree.