Academic Plan
Academic Plan
In the 2018/19 academic year, I plan to retake my previously failed courses, ENGL 100, PSYC 100, and DEVS 100, and enlist in POLS 100. I am hoping to major in political science. I will be retaking ENGL 100, PSYC 100, and DEVS 100, I will apply myself fully, and finish what I started during the first and second semester of last school year.
I have set a personal goal to make an appointment with an academic advisor in the next school year, to hear their advice on which courses would suit my hopes to become a POLS major.
I am comfortable being a full-time student and this time around am planning to utilize Queen¿¿s academic and social resources to ensure that I stay on track with my academics.
A large factor to my failure in my first year at Queen¿¿s was my lack of motivation to seek help and to apply myself when I was overly stressed and focused on my family issues. Receiving the letter of withdrawal has been a wakeup call to me and I am determined to utilize all the resources at hand at Queen¿¿s to make sure I don¿¿t make the same mistakes and repeat my past failures. I plan to also meet up with an academic advisor regularly to make sure my grades are sufficient enough to major in POLS. I am confident that this is a reasonable and achievable academic plan that I am determined to follow in order to improve my academic standing at Queen¿¿s and excel.
This Academic Plan may require that I study for 5 years to achieve an undergraduate degree, and I am prepared to take that time.
In the 2018/19 academic year, I plan to retake my previously failed courses, ENGL 100, PSYC 100, and DEVS 100, and enlist in POLS 100. I am hoping to major in political science. I will be retaking ENGL 100, PSYC 100, and DEVS 100, I will apply myself fully, and finish what I started during the first and second semester of last school year.
I have set a personal goal to make an appointment with an academic advisor in the next school year, to hear their advice on which courses would suit my hopes to become a POLS major.
I am comfortable being a full-time student and this time around am planning to utilize Queen¿¿s academic and social resources to ensure that I stay on track with my academics.
A large factor to my failure in my first year at Queen¿¿s was my lack of motivation to seek help and to apply myself when I was overly stressed and focused on my family issues. Receiving the letter of withdrawal has been a wakeup call to me and I am determined to utilize all the resources at hand at Queen¿¿s to make sure I don¿¿t make the same mistakes and repeat my past failures. I plan to also meet up with an academic advisor regularly to make sure my grades are sufficient enough to major in POLS. I am confident that this is a reasonable and achievable academic plan that I am determined to follow in order to improve my academic standing at Queen¿¿s and excel.
This Academic Plan may require that I study for 5 years to achieve an undergraduate degree, and I am prepared to take that time.