Balance Situation Letter

I attended Rutgers for a year. I was also actively involved in Air Force ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) for those two semesters. I maintained a respectable GPA and made

tuition at the University of Memphis. My family has taken several financial blows in the past few years. My father, Major Robert Kurtz was a engineer in the United States Army, the Memphis Housing Authority, the construction firm Tetra Tech. He was laid off four years ago, and money has been extremely tight ever since. My father has been working since the age of sixteen and it has been very difficult to witness him in the state of unemployment. He searched and applied for various positions but he was turned down repeatedly. A year ago he was hired as a sales associate at Lowe’s Hardware Store. This job encouraged his spirit and has begun to

Is there any further information that you would like the Committee on Admissions to be aware of when reviewing

It follows a strong internal control system for cash. A separate person is appointed to approve all purchases, payroll and any disbursement of cash. At the end of each month company prepares bank reconciliation statement to reconcile cash book balance and bank statement balance. Company keeps proper inventory record system. All these prevent frauds and ensure smooth functioning of the business.

➢ Send your Military Transcripts for all training exercises completed to our Admissions Office. (Your own copy of your transcript is not considered official unless it is sealed.). It is up to WGU to determine prior credit, and official transcripts are the only acceptable documentation (a DD214 is insufficient) Transcript requests can be made on the internet at the following locations:

Returning from a life in the military to life as a civilian trying to complete college is vastly different and can be challenging transition for many.

With this letter to you, I urge you to please hear me out and help me. I do not have the money to attend UCONN because of my family’s financial situation. The aid I received was a blessing and gave me the opportunity to follow my dreams and make my parents proud. It was the main driving factor for me going to UCONN as I pay for school myself. I had worked all summer and had planned to take whatever the difference was once financial aid was factored in and pay for it with my hard earned money, but now I will not be able to do that because of a miscommunication with my father and my mental illness. If I am granted financial aid, I will do whatever it takes to overcome

He earned his education by joining the military, and believes that I should find my own way, and I whole heartedly agree. My father has given each of us children the opportunities in the form of vocational training, my elder sisters received training as a medical transcriptionist and CNA respectively and my brother and I are electricians (not the vocation of my choice but it will pay the bills). I have watched my older sister become entangled in debt because of lack of higher education and I do not wish to follow the same path. I am hardworking and have saved most my earnings, even so it is not enough to cover the first year of our local four-year college. If I were to earn a Bachelor’s degree I would be the first of my siblings to do so, and might lead the way for my young brothers and sister. I believe the College of the Ozarks to be the best educational fit for me both financially and spiritually, and consequently am willing to do extra work to make up for what FAFSA potentially will not cover because of my Dad’s savings. I am a qualified electrician and have experience in various other occupations including waitressing, construction/remodeling, housekeeping/cleaning, and running my family’s farmers market booth. Because of this I hope I could be a potential benefit to the College, I hope you will consider this and not dismiss my application

Balanced scorecard is a set of measures, which give the complete view of any business performance. Kaplan and Norton (1995) explained balanced scorecard in following words:

The transfer process was very hectic, and my new High School did not receive my documents and transcript until a few months into the school year. I even attenpted to personally get my documents and transcript from McNair to give to Liberty, but they denied me and my parents because they stated that these documents could only be faxed over from school to school. Despite all of these setbacks, I decided to apply to Rutgers University for Fall Admissions, and I began the Undergraduate Application. Once I had completed the first part of the application,I came across the SRAR form. I asked my older siblings, who currently attend college how to fill it out, but they could not offer me assistance. I decided to go to my guidance counselor for help, but he wasn't in his office. However, my guidance counselors intern, Mr.Morrison was there and he offered to help. He helped me fill out the SRAR form, and we inputted the grades together. Since I did not have any access to my transcript, he read out my grades and I wrote them. At the time, I was very stressed and mentally occupied because of my situation and I wasn't really focusing on what he was

In the fall of 2015, I planned to CLEP out of American Government to receive my last credit for graduation. However, I did not successfully pass the test to receive graduation availability status. After the news of the test, during a hectic time in my life, I missed the deadline to apply for graduation for the spring of 2016. I did not take that class during the fall due to my written word to the board that I was CLEPING out of the class to receive a finical wave for my 30/40 hour. Due to my integrally by following through with my initial intentions of following through with taking the CLEP and not taking the class during the fall of 2015, I believe I am justified to for this waiver to be processed and grant my graduating in the spring of 2016.

I spoke with Ms. Lacy today and she is claiming that our office sent a zero balance letter to her last year. Will you please review the notes and the file information and let me know if you can find a copy of the letter or recall anything about the notes in regards to a zero balance letter? She is claiming that her and her sister/co-defendant’s tax returns for the past 5 years should have paid off the debt before now.

I am worried that my transcripts displayed weakness as a student because of my questionable GPA from freshman and sophomore year. Without making excuses for myself, I want to impress upon you the number of personal difficulties I faced during that time, including – but not limited to – several hospitalizations. After my sophomore year, I transferred

The group filled out a Decisional Balance worksheet. This worksheet challenged the participants to examine the pro's and con's of the change they have identified. This encouraged the participants to examine the positives of making the change as well as not making the change. They then looked at the positives and negatives of not changing their behaviors.

A college education is an essential step towards a successful military career. To some enlisted members, continuing or starting a college education may seem difficult to do. My decision to continue a college education was easy. Being stationed at an Air Base for a year has given me an opportunity to do so without being sidetracked by some of life’s daily responsibilities. Since it is an unaccompanied tour and I have no choice but to live in dorms, going to college is much easier then back in the states. Being stationed here has given me great opportunity to dedicate all my free time towards a college degree. After going to the Education Center I was very pleased. Right now the Air Force will pay one hundred percent of my college tuition