Academic Plan
I have recently gone to seek help regarding my anxiety and insomnia, (please see note attached) and I plan to continue counseling to help me overcome my anxiety and insomnia, and succeed academically in all future semesters. Should my appeal be granted, I plan on improving my GPA through hard work and perseverance so that I am nowhere near the academic probation line again. I will use all resources available to ensure that my academic performance improves and is up to the Queen¿¿s standards I know I capable of achieving. I have also consulted an academic advisor, and plan on meeting with her regularly to get back on track academically. I also plan on taking summer courses in 2018 to improve my GPA. I know I am capable of achieving in my academics here at Queen¿¿s, and that my current marks are not a reflection of my best work and intelligence.
I am currently not in my plan of choice, which is a Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Global Development. I have been taking the DEVS core and eligible courses, and I am on track to getting this degree, once my GPA is improved and I have received permission from the department to be in this program. I plan on taking many DEVS eligibles and succeeding in those as well as the core courses. I will take courses that highlight my strengths for my electives such as French and Geography. I plan on meeting with the DEVS academic advisor in the fall to help me plan my courses for the next four semesters.
If my requirement to withdraw is reconsidered, I would be most grateful and understand the tremendous amount of work needed on my part next year to ensure that this does not happen again. Remaining at Queen¿¿s to get on the right path to success is my ultimate goal, and I now know where and how to obtain proper guidance and support.
I am currently not in my plan of choice, which is a Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Global Development. I have been taking the DEVS core and eligible courses, and I am on track to getting this degree, once my GPA is improved and I have received permission from the department to be in this program. I plan on taking many DEVS eligibles and succeeding in those as well as the core courses. I will take courses that highlight my strengths for my electives such as French and Geography. I plan on meeting with the DEVS academic advisor in the fall to help me plan my courses for the next four semesters.
If my requirement to withdraw is reconsidered, I would be most grateful and understand the tremendous amount of work needed on my part next year to ensure that this does not happen again. Remaining at Queen¿¿s to get on the right path to success is my ultimate goal, and I now know where and how to obtain proper guidance and support.