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Letter Of Readmission Essay

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Hezekiah Moore
252 Little St SE
Atlanta, Ga 30315
Hezekiahmoore282@yahoo.com, 678-367-9633

July 4, 2015
Office of Admission (Admissions Appeal Committee)
Clayton State University
2000 Clayton State Blvd.
Morrow, Ga 30260-0285

Subject: Appeal Letter for Readmission

Dear Committee: I am writing this letter in anticipation that you will reconsider my appeal of readmission to Clayton State University. I request another decision of my acceptance at this university. In the month of December, I took the SAT and ACT. Before taking the tests, I prepared myself for both SAT and ACT. I studied daily as should. When the SAT came upon me, I was nervous, because of the challenge the test might have had for me. As the test was beginning to end for the day, I was relief of the completion. As I was going about my day, I knew I wasn’t done testing, because I also had the ACT to complete. When that day came for me to complete the ACT, I was nervous, but not as nervous as I was for the SAT, because I felt that the SAT was harder than the ACT, because of the daily practice review of both tests. …show more content…

I called an admission counselor to review my application status. The counselor told me that I basically had to make an appeal letter to reinstate why I wanted to be admitted to Clayton State University, because of a requirement I didn’t meet. I Hezekiah Moore want to see myself succeed at what I do, if am accepted at Clayton State University. I know that I didn’t meet a requirement, but with a GPA of 3.1 and a composite score of 18, I know I can do better, because I want to see myself as a Dentist Hygienist. I know that if I have the right mindset to be something life, and not be wondering on earth, that I as an individual want to accomplish my dreams. I want to say thank you committee of a review of my application status, and to give me another opportunity to reinstate myself, “THANK

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