neveritt
Sep 20, 2014
Scholarship / Scholarship Appeal Letter for droping below credit limit [3]
This is a letter to appeal the scholarships committee's decision to revoke my scholarship due to and oversight on my part that caused me to drop below the credit limit.
Dear UND Scholarship Committee:
During freshman orientation in July of 2014, I met with my advisor and decided to attempt to balance 17 credits when the recommended amount was 12-15 credits. It was decided that if I was overwhelmed in the being of the academic semester, I would drop one of my classes to place me in the recommended credit range. Unfortunately, this was the case when I started my freshman year at the University of North Dakota. I was extremely overwhelmed with all of the drastic changes and decided to drop Inquiry in the Humanities before the deadline of September 3, 2014. Since this class was worth 3 credits, it placed me at a 14 credit semester load.
Prior to dropping this class, I checked on my North Dakota Academic Scholarship and discovered that the required credit load was 12 credits for freshman and then 15 credits thereafter. It was an oversight on my part not to double check on the requirements for the University of North Dakota Academic Scholarship.
In order to correct the situation at hand, I have registered for Introduction to Effective Study Skills (Class #9239) for 2 credits with Professor Julie Bean. The class begins on November 20th, 2014 and will end on December 12th, 2014. This class puts my total credit load at 16 credits, which now meets the criteria for the UND Academic Scholarship per semester.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my appeal for the UND Academic Achievement Scholarship. I apologize for my oversight of the credit requirements.
Sincerely,
Nicole- plagiarized from similar threads here.
This is a letter to appeal the scholarships committee's decision to revoke my scholarship due to and oversight on my part that caused me to drop below the credit limit.
Dear UND Scholarship Committee:
During freshman orientation in July of 2014, I met with my advisor and decided to attempt to balance 17 credits when the recommended amount was 12-15 credits. It was decided that if I was overwhelmed in the being of the academic semester, I would drop one of my classes to place me in the recommended credit range. Unfortunately, this was the case when I started my freshman year at the University of North Dakota. I was extremely overwhelmed with all of the drastic changes and decided to drop Inquiry in the Humanities before the deadline of September 3, 2014. Since this class was worth 3 credits, it placed me at a 14 credit semester load.
Prior to dropping this class, I checked on my North Dakota Academic Scholarship and discovered that the required credit load was 12 credits for freshman and then 15 credits thereafter. It was an oversight on my part not to double check on the requirements for the University of North Dakota Academic Scholarship.
In order to correct the situation at hand, I have registered for Introduction to Effective Study Skills (Class #9239) for 2 credits with Professor Julie Bean. The class begins on November 20th, 2014 and will end on December 12th, 2014. This class puts my total credit load at 16 credits, which now meets the criteria for the UND Academic Scholarship per semester.
Thank you for taking the time to consider my appeal for the UND Academic Achievement Scholarship. I apologize for my oversight of the credit requirements.
Sincerely,
Nicole- plagiarized from similar threads here.
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