Recommended: Managing behavior within the classroom
I am writing this letter because I understand that I have failed MATH 1B leaving me with 85 quarter units. First of all I would like to thank you and the school for even giving me the opportunity to explain my situation and hopefully give me a second chance at admissions. During winter quarter 2017 I took Math 1B with professor Farshod Mosh at De Anza College and the first couple of weeks it was like a typical class although he was very strict. Later on during the course I have come to learn that this teacher is extremely racist towards chinese people and racist towards males, which I happen to be both. I took his comments about chinese people to heart and made me scared to seek him for help during office hours and it just affected me emotionally.
Good Evening Prof. Ellis, I hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving Break! I know I enjoyed a nice home cooked meal, however, the reason I am emailing you is to make sure I don 't have my "final grade docked" because I didn 't send in excuses for my absences. I am positive I have missed over three absences, so attached are doctor 's notes for two of the days I missed. I know there is a chance my grade would not have been affected, but I did not want to risk it. Thanks.
Mr. Higgins, First I want to thank you and the rest of the staff for organizing the intervention this morning. I was reflecting back on my time at Brophy after the meeting and recognize that I have received many opportunities that most student can not receive in public high school. If I had a chance to redo my four years of high school I would definitely still pick Brophy. Even though my high school career at Brophy could have been better, none of the moments I have had (good or bad) has been a waste. Brophy has dramatically changed my life farther than any school could have and changed the way I think and carry myself between freshman year and now.
The memory of each student’s accomplishment will forever be overshadowed by the mess of the Induction Ceremony that was originally meant to acknowledge them. I believe that the event could and should have been more smoothly conducted, for the sake of all involved. However, although the Honor Society Induction Ceremony was disorganized, I am still very honored to have been granted this prestigious award and would not have changed my decision to strive for it, if I was given the chance to begin
This is Kacy Norton from the Mental Health Field. We met a couple of weeks ago to discuss my credits and certain courses I should take in order to graduate within the next two years. During the meeting you informed me that summer classes are a good way to stay ahead and are recommended so I 'm not overloaded with work during my practiucm or internship. Due to my summer schedule the only available class I could is take is COU 515-
I cannot thank you enough for the opportunity you gave me to work at the AAFA over the past couple weeks. I can genuinely tell you that the time I have spent working with you has been the most educational, worldly, and worth-while experience that an upcoming junior in high school can ever hope to accomplish during the summer. I learned more over the course of two weeks at the AAFA than I have ever before. The amount of proficiency that I have gained in international trade, manufacturing, and legislation on the hill is stupendous.
Dear Ms. Lee, My apologies regarding missing the phone interview this afternoon, I wrote down the wrong day. Mea culpa! I tried to go into Duke 's applicant tracking system to withdraw my application, but the system does not provide that option. Again, my apologies for the mix-up.
First off I would like to apologize for my actions I have brought to the table starting from my freshman year; I know I have put Dr. Chastain through tons my 4 years of attending Putnam City North. Dr. Chastain I really thank you for giving me opportunity after opportunity really being on my team to see me succeed, I have been going through a lot and trying to do things on my own and I see it slowly destroying my life and I know deep down inside everyone just wants what’s best for me. I want to give all honor and respect to the Putnam North faculty, I understand what my wrongs are I just need to settle down and look at life from a different perspective. I sincerely want to apologize to the football coaching staff mostly to Coach Laverty it’s your first year coaching here
Dear Chair of the Academic Standards and Readmissions Committee, I am writing to express my earnest desire for readmission into the veterinary program at Kansas State University starting this upcoming fall semester. I hope that I can convey through this letter my sincere appreciation for what this program has gifted me and the lengths I am willing to go to in order to earn back my spot as a student at Kansas State University. I would like the chance to prove that the grades I received last semester are not indicative of my passion and respect for veterinary medicine, nor do they define my potential for being an exceptional veterinarian. Since receiving my dismissal letter, I have been reflecting on where things went well for me this year and
Sedekie Jabateh Petition for Reinstatement When I received my admission letter from Michigan State University, I started shivering as my palms were dripping sweat. The nervousness I had was extremely high, and my state of mind was like a brand new soccer ball getting kicked on the soccer field; as this letter will determine my future. My mother and I opened the letter together as we took a deep breath and hoped that this was nothing but great news. After a glance at the first word “Congratulations,” I couldn’t go farther since I couldn’t believe what I’ve just read, so I read it loud and clear repeatedly to get it clear and to hear myself say it. After tearing the envelope, I slowly grabbed the letter and started to read it; from
How To Obtain Success “The path to success is to take massive and determined actions”-Tony Robins. Tony Robins is correct, in order to be successful in college people must make the choice to go back to school. At least that is what I have taken from the quote. I choose to go back to school in order to further my career in the medical field.
I am Telemachus. Walking down the hallway made me nervous. The stares of many people, who thought I shouldn’t be up there, scorched my black sweater and made me burn with embarrassment, making me wish I hadn’t worn so many layers despite it being thirty degrees outside. Here I was, a third grader going to a winter class for fourth and fifth graders. My dad had signed me up for a class for my grade in order to get ahead in regular school, but after twenty minutes, it was pretty clear that I had already went through this material during school.
I would like to begin this assignment by formally apologizing for what I caused. I do realize when talking about school terrors in a school setting is a completely unnecessary thing to do. I would like to apologize for all the panic that you must have felt because in your situation you need to take any small thing even relatively a threat seriously. I now understand when in a situation like this I should not hold back my emotions and I should be showing my feelings and sorrows to the victims’ and the victim’s families, not the killers. By having my locker have the word “Columbine” with a heart and “E+D” in it is showing I support the killers to everyone in the school.
With my years of professional experience, along with my undergraduate education, I feel I have a great deal of knowledge and information to contribute the Elliott School, as well as my future classmates. In short, I would like to thank you for your time and consideration. I have no doubt that if you approve my application for admission that you will be as pleased with your decision as I will
I wanted to apologize for the letter I had written of resignation. I hope that I can build up your trust in me again. I want you to feel confident that I will be a good role model and friend. In the corridors of life, the words of israel Friedmann they are still fresh in our minds that, “forgiveness is the sweetest revenge”.
