Apology Letter

I am writing this letter to express to you my truly and most humble apologies for what happened on April 5th. I also am going to explain to you how it was wrong and what i will do in the future to meet you expectations of your classroom.

I have been having personal issues lately and had difficulty focusing and completing my assignments on time. What I did was a serious violation of academic integrity and I am really sorry for my actions with utmost sincerity. My actions were not diligent and is unacceptable; and for that, all I can do is apologize. I should have utilize available resources to

I hope this letter finds you well and that you are prospering and in good health. First, let me express my appreciation for your letter of apology concerning the twitter post by the preaching professors at Southwestern Seminary. I saw the post and was more disheartened more than I was upset or angry. I chose to wait awhile, gather my thoughts, and let things die down a little before I responded.

Thank you for your letter. I could definitely write more, I just felt like I was out of time. I wanted to send you a message before you went to bed for the night. We had the same cold front come through. I am so ready for it to feel like spring again and stay warm this time. At least, it is officially spring now. Spring and summer are my favorite seasons.

I wanted to apologize for my false grammar in my previous email(s). I agree with your lesson about how grammar can either make or break your job interviews, college applications, etc. I will try harder from make sure my emails and other forms of writing obtain the correct representation of my skills by revising various times. Once again I apologize for my weak grammar.

Please do not apologize! I am honored that you are willing to even write me a letter. I have briefly read it over and edited some minor things. Overall, it's well written and thought out.

This letter is an apology letter directed towards Meghan Styke as well as the other coworkers I worked with. I left your company randomly and without warning and I am aware of how immature and irresponsible that was. I know I was relied on as an employee and I betrayed that trust. Leaving like I did was the most regretfully unprofessional thing I have ever done, especially to a company that treated me so well. I took your employment for granted and I very strongly apologize. I will not be making excuses for what I did, but the best I can do is explain what happened.

This letter is to express how grateful I am to receive this scholarship. I want to thank you so much for everything. It is so good to know that there are people out there who care about my education. By giving this scholarship, you are really helping many students achieve their life goals. I can hardly wait to start working on mine.

I chose to take the love and apology assessments. Both were quite interesting but I was not surprised by the results I received from the apology assessment, they were very straightforward and clear. As you all will be able to see from my scores, they were high in the “genuinely repent” category as opposed to the other categories. According to the description of this category, I’m more likely to believe the sincerity of an apology if it is accompanied by the desire modify the behavior in the future. I am in 100% agreement with this assessment, I am much more concerned with how a person plans to ensure that the action is not repeated in the future as opposed to empty apologies. As far as the love assessment, I scored closely in two categories;

Thank you for writing that letter to me, sorry I had not written to you in a while. School and other things have kept me occupied. Somedays I had school from 8:am to 9:pm, and I had other projects and papers to write as well. Back in October I applied to the nursing program, and by the grace of God I was accepted into the nursing program. It was a very joyous moment in my life. I will begin nursing school in January, they typically do a White Coat Ceremony for the new nursing students, I will send you a picture of that. Also I finished this school semester strong, I passed with all A’s and kept my 4.0 GPA, as well I made it on the Dean’s List again. Please pray for me, as this program is rigorous and challenging.

First off, I would like to apologize for being so disruptive and destructive during the last couple of days.

I find it hard to conjure the words to describe how sorry I feel, to put pen to paper and bring myself to write this letter to you, but I must. The guilt overwhelms me, and makes me feel rotten to the core; I feel much remorse for how I wronged you. If you don’t feel it in your heart that you should forgive me, I understand, what I did was horrible, and I doubt I would forgive someone who wronged me that way. Even now, as I write this letter, I am avoiding acknowledging it, but I must. I, with all my being, and with all my heart, am sorry for “marking” your mailbox.

Trying to figure out where to begin this letter isn't an easy thing for me this morning! I know we have said our fair share of apologies between the two of us, but I am not sure if you are fully aware of the extent of the hurt you caused me. I understand I hurt you too and I played a part in it, but you weren't the one that showed all of yourself to someone else and then to have them drop you like a hot potato is pretty hurt full. I felt used and then tossed out like a piece of trash. I know and am aware that was never your intentions but that's how it made me feel. I should not have engaged in flirtation behavior because I was just egging things on and at the time, I felt like it was harmless joking around. However, you were at a time in

Good afternoon. Although I don’t really have much to say to you, I do feel that this email is very necessary. The first point I would like to address is that (before you write me another email starting off with “I’m only emailing because…”) you don’t owe me anything. If that was the only reason why you were writing the email, I would have appreciated it a lot more if you had never sent it.

I am writing because I wanted to apologize to you, I have never apologized to you for anything I have done and I know I need to.