Financial Aid Suspension Letter

I didn't have an idea of the financial aid requirements entailed till it was too late. Freshmen and sophomore year were a year of trials and tribulations. Completing approximately 12 out of 38 credits mostly due to the fact I was moving my schedule around to fit my schedule and losing multiple family members and getting diagnosed with ADHD and depression by the DRES department, I had so much to deal with that I found myself struggling. I wasn't able to redeem myself after I got my warning because even though I completed all that I registered for, I would still get my financial aid suspended. I have had to appeal ever since I got my warning because of extenuating circumstances such as deaths in the family and disabilities and other times because I had to because even though I complete every class I attempted for the previous semesters excluding fall 2015, I won't make the completion rate because I dropped so many classes freshmen year first semester.

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

I was grateful to obtain a higher paying job and I signed a lease for my off-campus apartment, and with those new responsibilities tied into everything I had to do for summer school it took a tole on my stress level and sleep. I was granted the higher paying job before spring semester finally ended, and I really did need that job to help me with providing for myself. My mother is on disability and she cannot help me as much as she wants to with the things that I need, and I would rather provide for myself so that I would not be a burden to her or anyone else. With this in mind, my new job was set in place to help me pay for food, rent, and other necessities during the summer months until school started again. My job called for a lot of extra attention with what I had to do for the job, so it was like taking on another class, and that is where the stress kicked in. I wanted to put my best foot forward with everything that I had set up for myself, which meant that I did not intend to put education on the waist side and I tried not to push myself too hard with my job. It seemed like that plan was able to be accomplished, but at the end everything just became too

Thank you for the offer of financial aid so that my daughter Natalia Nunez, can attend American Academy for the 2017-2018 school year. In this letter I want to address that my daughter’s biological father is not available. I do not know where he resides or have spoken to him in the past 10 years. Furthermore, his name does not appear on her birth record and to my knowledge, has not initiated any claim of right over my daughter. Whereas it is my understanding that he is not and will not be part of my daughter’s life.

As I’ve already been accepted into your online program, it has been made aware to me that to complete my financial aid process I must provide for you legal documentation of my parents inability to provide any financial assistance for me. Like most students when I graduated high school I left home to pursue individuality and my own personal goals though me and my parents were in contact and though they were listed on my financial aid worksheet they divided no financial means for me. I transferred to another community college shortly after my first year of attendance at Navarro College, I had moved in with my estranged mother, not only did this volatile relationship put a heavy toll on me mentally but physically as well as I became sick quite

I am writing this formal letter to regain the financial aid that I lost, specifically the Pell Grant, in order to gain the skills that are necessity for me to gain employment. Before I wrote this I consulted the advisers at the college and the financial aid office about the events that happened, my lack of documentation, and they told me that it would be most beneficial if I just explained everything to the best of my abilities.

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

First, I will remain focused on school work because I have to catch up on credits.Do a good amount of work at home.Study so I get a better understanding of the

I am submitting this addendum to explain my placement on academic probation and my low undergraduate GPA. During my undergraduate course of study, I supported myself by working full-time up to 50 hours a week in addition to attending school part-time. Financial necessity required that I remain employed full-time throughout my undergraduate studies, which began when I was 17. I had to pay for transportation and food necessities Were you paying for necessities at home like food and shelter? You might clarify a little bit about the financial necessity involved here. Finding the appropriate balance between my work obligations and my schooling proved to be more complicated than I initially understood in my late teens because I had to place my

Ms. McIntyre sorry to bother, but I’m so stressed out about school. I don’t understand what I did wrong this semester. I was on the SAP appeal and I had to pass all my classes and do study hours each week. I did everything I was supposed and work very hard. To receive an email at 2a.m. saying that I failed my SAP Appeal and will not be eligible for finical aid, so that means I have to do another appeal. With me doing excellent this semester I thought that I wouldn’t have to do another appeal. First it was one of my classes I was afraid I was going to fail but I passed, then being told that I won’t receive any finical aid after spring semester 2016, but we talked about so know I’m okay and ready to finish so I can graduate and then get another

I'd like to acknowledge and present my gratitude of appreciation towards you and your staff for assisting me in my study abroad endeavors by providing financial support. Which contributed to my acceptance into the undergraduate medical academy! I'm merely reaching out to you aspiring to gain financial advising/assistance for the upcoming school year (fall2015- spring 2016). I managed to complete my financial aid paperwork by the priority deadline and I've have been awarded for the upcoming school year. I've just yet to accept any of the loans I've been granted, wishfully hoping they may be replaced by either scholarships or grants. If possible, may you inform me of all my options. Any information will be greatly appreciate and Thank you for

I am writing an appeal to request consideration for eligibility to receive financial aid for upcoming fall semester. Extenuating circumstances have contributed to me being on academic probation at times and currently on financial aid probation. My home life has been chaotic at times. My mother and I live together and the responsibility of taking care of her has been overwhelming, and stressful. It has been difficult to focus as a student. My mother has been addicted to pain medication for approximately seven years and has been diagnosed with Bipolar Manic Depressive Disorder.

The circumstances that caused my suspension was me being young and dumb. I was in 11th grade and I thought I should save some money and become a PSEO student. At first I was doing great, but as the courses went on I started to struggle and I did not request any help. Even when one of my teachers offered help I did not listen to her and I ended up failing my first class. When that happened I was nervous talking to my parents, because of my laziness I have to disappoint them. I tried to hide my failing grade, but they found out and they decided I can no longer do PSEO. Me being lazy made my GPA fall and any huge scholarship chances I had were no gone.

I plan to make a personal calendar mapping out all future assignments and tests, as well as study, work, and “me” times. For example, in the past, I would read required chapters a week or two ahead of time so that when the time came to begin reading those chapters I would be studying those chapters instead and putting the information into memory for a future test. School can be as hard as one chooses to make it. School does not have to be a daunting task if one uses their time appropriately and stay’s organized and ahead of the “game” so to

I am writing in hopes that my Financial Aid Suspension could be reconsidered. I understand that I fell below good standing on a quantitative basis because the work I have done here at YCP has not been my best and I take full responsibility for this. However, I believe I failed to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress because of my physical and mental illness issues explained below.