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May 18, 2017
Scholarship / University Scholarship Cancellation Appeal Letter [3]
17 May 2017
Office of University Scholarships
Auburn University
115 Quad Center
Auburn, AL 36849-5145
Dear Financial Aid Appeals Committee:
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When I first began Auburn, I learned very quickly that it would not be as easy as high school. During my first semester, I faced many challenges both in and out of academics. Within academics, I struggled to balance my time effectively and retain information well. Outside of classes, I dealt with (and still deal with today) taking care of my grandparents. When I was sixteen, I "moved out" of my house and began to live with my grandparents. I lived with my father but we never seemed to get along. Just before I started college I learned that he had saved up nearly $20,000 for me for college. He took this money and, instead of allowing me to use it, used it for a new bathroom and some of my sister's tuition. This meant that my grandparents were forced to pay for all of my college expenses. Soon after learning this, my grandparents lost the majority of their business due to a new company buying out the old company that contracted to them. This meant that the only money they would be receiving is the little that they get from the business and their social security checks. This put a lot of stress on me to keep this scholarship, so when I came out of Fall with a 3.26 GPA I was relieved.
I began the Spring 2017 semester with the goal to achieve better than I did before, but in February I learned that my brother had attempted suicide. A mere week later I learned that my girlfriend of nearly three years had been cheating on me. These events had sunken me into a sort of depression for a while. I stopped going to classes and I stopped doing homework. These made my grades suffer and thus, dropped my GPA below what was needed. By the time I had recovered, it was too late to make any changes to improve my GPA.
In order to raise my GPA in the future semesters, I plan to use better study habits and also get an on-campus parking spot so it is more convenient for me to travel to campus for tutoring and studying during campus hours. This summer I am taking three courses as well that will boost my GPA back above the 3.0 threshold before the Fall 2017 semester begins.
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Sincerely,
[Redacted]
17 May 2017
Office of University Scholarships
Auburn University
115 Quad Center
Auburn, AL 36849-5145
Dear Financial Aid Appeals Committee:
//plagiarized from https://essayforum.com/scholarship/appeal-gpa-far-needed-40126//
When I first began Auburn, I learned very quickly that it would not be as easy as high school. During my first semester, I faced many challenges both in and out of academics. Within academics, I struggled to balance my time effectively and retain information well. Outside of classes, I dealt with (and still deal with today) taking care of my grandparents. When I was sixteen, I "moved out" of my house and began to live with my grandparents. I lived with my father but we never seemed to get along. Just before I started college I learned that he had saved up nearly $20,000 for me for college. He took this money and, instead of allowing me to use it, used it for a new bathroom and some of my sister's tuition. This meant that my grandparents were forced to pay for all of my college expenses. Soon after learning this, my grandparents lost the majority of their business due to a new company buying out the old company that contracted to them. This meant that the only money they would be receiving is the little that they get from the business and their social security checks. This put a lot of stress on me to keep this scholarship, so when I came out of Fall with a 3.26 GPA I was relieved.
I began the Spring 2017 semester with the goal to achieve better than I did before, but in February I learned that my brother had attempted suicide. A mere week later I learned that my girlfriend of nearly three years had been cheating on me. These events had sunken me into a sort of depression for a while. I stopped going to classes and I stopped doing homework. These made my grades suffer and thus, dropped my GPA below what was needed. By the time I had recovered, it was too late to make any changes to improve my GPA.
In order to raise my GPA in the future semesters, I plan to use better study habits and also get an on-campus parking spot so it is more convenient for me to travel to campus for tutoring and studying during campus hours. This summer I am taking three courses as well that will boost my GPA back above the 3.0 threshold before the Fall 2017 semester begins.
//plagiarized
Sincerely,
[Redacted]