College Appeal Letter

I am writing this appeal letter to inform you of the circumstances that have held me back from being the best student that I can be, over the last two terms. The my first term at AIU was in the spring of 2015. I began the term off doing well, I was achieving A’s and B’s. Then after achieving such great grades my luck turned for the worst. I became ill and then shortly after the fact my father became very ill.

On August 12, the Americans of Louisiana woke up with water in their houses. A week passed, and now thousands evacuated the flooded regions around Baton Rouge. 40,000 homes were ravaged, and several were found deceased. People were stranded on highways and rooftops, trapped in deep waters infested with rodents and snakes, and floating through the destruction onto mattresses. The state has been declared a disaster area. However, national media seems entirely uninterested with this flooding - after all, it was not the first time Lousiana had to endure through a natural disaster. A multitude of critics advocated for the abandonment of Louisiana. Because Louisiana is prone to natural occurrences due to its location, critics believe that it is wholly pointless to rebuild a state that is always sinking. However, the abandonment of Louisiana would result in the movement of all the

I am writing to you to explain why I am in immediate and dire need for funds that will assist me in continuing my college education at NAU. As a first generation college student, I have always had to rely on FAFSA and other types of financial aid to continue towards my degree and dream of becoming an educator. However, since I have completed my associates towards my degree in my hometown, half of the journey has already been completed. On the other hand, the other half is about to start, where I need not only more monetary funds to pay for university fees and tuition, but living expenses as well. I will be moving from my hometown to near-campus student housing, where there will be food and room

To whom it may concern I writing this letter to appeal my finical aid. My finical aid was suspend I am told do to the fact that I have not receive my diploma in culinary art because of a class I needed. I was not aware of the fact that I need to complete a class to get my diploma. I went throw all the procedure that was require of me to graduate from culinary arts. I did my internship, my graduation application as well as my portfolio for the program and was never inform that I needed a class to receive my diploma and was also mail several certificates in the program I went and spoken with the advisor over the culinary arts program to see if I could take the class this semester and he state they are only offer the class on their day time schedule

The flooding of Louisiana has damaged or destroyed at least 40,000 homes. The people who

I will start this letter off by explaining my past actions to fully understand where I came from, where I have gone, and what I have accomplished; since I left the university on an academic dismissal. First, my success has always and will always be dependent on me. The world is tough place and being able to be successful in this world is extremely difficult. When I first went to Colorado State University I had no direction, goals or ideas of what I wanted for myself. I was working a lot as a minor professional Ice hockey referee to pay for something that I was not truly ready to commit to. I learned from a young age no one will support you and success is only dependent on you. As I had no direction and no real understanding of myself to pursue

I am Amraiza Naz and I am in eighth grade. I go to Academy One Middle School. Yes, I write this letter as an appeal of an enrollment, but more so than that, I feel the need to give this dream school of mine at least one more shot. I am sure that many students and parents have said, “You have made a mistake, you should accept me or my child” in the past few weeks. There are probably hundreds throughout the county have laughed, cried, and yelled these words being sure to diminish your school with each remark. Personally, I hold High Tech in the highest regards as far as high schools to go to. I will cherish the diverse environment and the critical and creative thinking which is stated in the mission statement.

I am writing to appeal for my reinstatement to the institution for the Fall of 2015 semester. I was not surprised due to my previous performance, but very upset to receive a letter informing me of my dismissal. I would like to urge you to reinstate me for next semester for the following reasons that I beginning to overcome and prepare to have a more improved outcome as a student.

I would like to file an appeal. On December 8.2016 my primary care physician Dr. Christopher Prihoda sent a referral to Dr. Munir Shaw, of the Memorial Herman Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, due to carpal tunnel. After being assessed Dr. Shaw then sent me to Dr. Lee Pollack for a nerve test for both hands and neck. I had spoken to an Aetna representative as well as a member of Dr. Phrihoda’s staff who stated that in most cases if a specialist sends a patient to a second specialist they are to contact my primary care physician so that a second referral is sent. If I had not been given this information I would have requested the second referral myself. Needless to say a referral to Dr. Pollack was not sent and I received a bill from

I am writing to you regarding the financial aid package that I received for DePaul. Although I am very grateful for the $13,000 grant that I have received, I am wondering if a reevaluation on my financial aid is possible. Last year, I attended Aurora University. I had no intention of transferring to a different school because Aurora’s financial aid covers all of my tuition, but when I visited DePaul that changed. I went to DePaul a few months ago, with my cousin, because he was graduating from high school and had to pick between a couple of schools and wanted my opinion. After the visit, he was not the only one that was sure that DePaul was the place for him. I became excited about everything that DePaul has to offer and wanted to be a part of a school that’s main goal is preparing their students for their careers and success.

Is because of the damage that was caused by this flood is estimated at 146,000. The craziest thing is that most of the home owners didn't even have flood insurance and most of these people are surviving off of disaster aid from the government. More than1,000 Louisiana's were forced into shelters. Most left and went to stay with other family, but many people couldn't because thats all that really had was their life in Louisiana. It was all washed away in the flood and some of these people where elderly in their 60’s and up and now they have nothing to go back

Flooding hit Baton Roughe, the capital of the southern state of Louisiana from August 8th to 14th. Thirteen people were killed and about 100,000 homes were damaged. Thousands of people are homeless. Many are staying in shelters or the homes of friends or family. People built a sandbag wall around their house to drain the water in their

I am honored to be accepted to the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences as an undergraduate student for the 2016-2017 academic year. I am thankful for all of the scholarships and grants that you have offered me. I am proud to be recognized for my academic ability and my willingness to succeed, particularly at this great institution. As you may remember from my application, my commitment to community service and academic excellence are ideals that led me to choose MCHPS as my top choice. These ideals correspond greatly to your mission and vision for the College.

I was around seven or eight when Hurricane Katrina hit. I do not remember much about the event besides what the news said and what my family relayed to me. I had been living in Georgia for about a year or two when Hurricane Katrina had hit. Being so young I was not as knowledgable about the disaster until I was older. It was hard for me to be sympathetic because I was ignorant to what was truly going on. I remember my mom watching the news and telling my older brother and I to be more grateful for things but I never truly understood why. I remember lots of people moving to Georgia especially to my neighborhood. There was one family that I remember vividly. They lived in the same building as me, they had three boys, a girl, and a dog. They were

One of the main issues during a natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina revolves evacuating and relocating aspect of the event. The best way to prevent a situation is place yourself in a position in which you will be absent from it. Evacuating and relocating before Hurricane Katrina would do just this it would place residents out of harm’s way for the time being. This seemed to strike a problem in a city such as New Orleans due to the fact that it also has a lot of residents that live in low-income homes. For individuals that are not financially stable it may be a problem to relocate especially in such a hurry. Journalists and scholars variously proposed that racial discernments were at the basis of why some individuals and households fled