Letters / 'Grades mean academic potential?' - USC Letter of appeal [7]

Greetings,
In your post here you have expressed your difficulty very well and sound like you are articulate and capable of progressing with your chosen course of study. The counsellor/tutor should discuss in detail with you your work and point out to you exactly what you may need to work on. Keep in mind that everyone has their weak and strong points. Is there someone ( involved with education) outside the institution you are currently attending, who could support and assist you with composing and presenting your letter of appeal, where care and attention to detail such as spelling and punctuation is important.

I hope this is helpful to you.

Letters / 'Grades mean academic potential?' - USC Letter of appeal [7]

Re the sentence ' There is nothing I can do etc... Try phrasing it another way i.e. as my original application has already been submitted and is now being processed, my only option is to wait and see what the response from the college will be."

Planning to work harder is always good but you will need to know what the college wants and expects and what you have to focus on. You won't have a clear idea of what is required or expected of you until the college informs you when it replies to your application.

I hope this is of help to you and good luck with your application.