Academic Plan
My Academic Plan:
I have put a lot of thoughts into my academic plan for next year. I plan to have a slightly lighter course load, and will be focusing on repeating failed courses to improve my academic performance. For the first term I plan to take three courses. One would be a previously failed full year courses (MATH121). Another one would be CISC124. The last one would be a selective course. For the second term, I plan to take MATH121, and three elective courses. Furthermore, I would keep in touch with Dr. Khanna for my mental wellness and study. I would meet her as soon as possible, when I come back from summer. In the future, I would also consult with academic adviser for my academic goals, and discuss my future courses' planing with my adviser. I would also keep in touch with my parents and Dr. Khanna about my grandma's situation and mental wellness.
On August 31, 2016, after 16 hours of flight, I landed at Pearson, with two giant suitcases. I was tired but at the same time extremely excited to start my adventure as an international student to pursue my undergraduate education at Queen's University, my dream school. One and a half years later, looking back, while I have had ups and downs, I am so proud to be a member of Queen's and am determined as ever to be one of its alumnus in the near future.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Best Regards,
Henry Xiao
I have put a lot of thoughts into my academic plan for next year. I plan to have a slightly lighter course load, and will be focusing on repeating failed courses to improve my academic performance. For the first term I plan to take three courses. One would be a previously failed full year courses (MATH121). Another one would be CISC124. The last one would be a selective course. For the second term, I plan to take MATH121, and three elective courses. Furthermore, I would keep in touch with Dr. Khanna for my mental wellness and study. I would meet her as soon as possible, when I come back from summer. In the future, I would also consult with academic adviser for my academic goals, and discuss my future courses' planing with my adviser. I would also keep in touch with my parents and Dr. Khanna about my grandma's situation and mental wellness.
On August 31, 2016, after 16 hours of flight, I landed at Pearson, with two giant suitcases. I was tired but at the same time extremely excited to start my adventure as an international student to pursue my undergraduate education at Queen's University, my dream school. One and a half years later, looking back, while I have had ups and downs, I am so proud to be a member of Queen's and am determined as ever to be one of its alumnus in the near future.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Best Regards,
Henry Xiao