Reflection On The Financial Aid Appeal Borad

Hopefully, if I am given the benefit of the doubt and the board of the financial aid office contacts my instructor, and hopefully my instructor would vouch that I tried. I never missed class except when I had doctor's appointment and I informed my teacher beforehand if I was going to miss a class. I was also diligent with my homework's and participation. I tried my best and gave the class my all but me failing my exam sealed my faith. Our two exams were worth 50% of my grades and me being a bad exam taker and having the panic attack and running out of my medication before exam week and not being able to get my medication on time, my whole study pattern and exam preparation was thrown out of

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

It was normal day like any another when I received my financial aid package from college. I remember the excitement that came with being one step further on the path to my life. And just as clearly, I can remember the sinking feeling I got in my stomach when I looked at my financial aid package. This was the first time in my life I had thought I might not go to college. After thought about education, experience, and money, I came to that college is worth the debt that may be incurred.

I am writing to you to appeal the Financial Aid Status I am currently placed under. Although you may not know me, if you look back at my grade history, this is not the student I am. I am a student who strives to work hard, and to do the ultimate best of my abilities. I usually beat myself up over homework and test grades. Throughout my career at Minot State University, my GPA never fell below a 3.70, I have been on the Dean’s/President’s Honor Roll since Fall of 2015. The only problem semester I have had previously was my first semester as a Freshman, and that was all about how I adjusted to college. After that first semester; I have only strived to reach my goals, and have worked tremendously

I faced academic adversity when I moved to the United States in July 2010. I failed to enroll at the University of Colorado in the fall of 2010 because of lack of sufficient funds. I tried to process loans but could not process any loans because I didn’t have a Permanent Resident status at that time. I had no family or close friends that I could borrow money from since I had just moved to the United States. My desire to accomplish my goal led me to start looking for ways to pay for college. I had the drive, determination, patience and a positive attitude so; I started collecting enough funds by working several jobs. A year later, I enrolled into the university and could only afford to register for a three credit hour class. I was persistent

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 am writing to request consideration for an appeal of my financial aid award package for the fall semester 2015. The reason why I have not maintained satisfactory academic progress is because my home life has been been stressful and chaotic at times. I live with my mom it is just the both of us. I have been through traumatic moments with my mom’s mental illness and substance abuse. My mom has been diagnosed with bipolar manic depressive and dealing with medication addiction during the semesters I have been a student at BCC on and off since 2009.

I am sorry to bother you, but this is in response to the email I received from Ms.Massip. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I have been informed that there were some mistakes on my SRAR form. I have been granted the opportunity to explain myself, so I will explain my case from the beginning. Ever since I started school I was always a straight A and B student. I was at the top of my class, and that allowed me to attend McNair Academic High School. It was at this time that my life started to gradually go downhill. My sister was diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer and she had to undergo surgery to get her tumor removed. Shortly after her surgery, my family and I were devestated by even more saddening news. My father was diagnosed with Liver Cancer.

I Jered Larkins 2262040 would like the opportunity to explain the extenuating circumstance that hindered my success in furthering my education. During the Spring Term 2013-2014 I was evicted from my place of residence. I have documents showing that I was a tenant at the time of the eviction. My uncle was the owner of the house and gave me permission to stay there so that I was able to attend school and find work to move into my own place of residence. Unfortunately my uncle fell behind on his mortgage and loan payments to the mortgage company that he received a loan from and I had to leave the premises. As for the Fall Term 2014-2015 my mother became ill and was admitted in the hospital for weeks at a time. My sister and I made sure that we

I agree with you 100%. The enrollment and financial aid process was a little annoying. When I would ask my advisor, she couldn't really help me. When I called into financial aid sometimes I would get voice mails. I think adding more stuff would help. I mean there are a lot of students. A couple of times no one even called me back and I had to kept calling till I got someone!

My goal is to graduate from the University of Tulsa. For a variety of reasons, I need a ninth semester to complete the course work. I am pursuing an Accounting degree and expect to graduate in Spring 2017. Since I became aware on May 9 that I would not have financial aid, I have spoken to advisors in the Business College, Rick Arrington and Ralph Jackson, my accounting advisor Dr. Miranda and Jean Genske of Financial Aid. Additional conversations were with Dr. Cravens, Dean Sullenberger, and Provost Tanaka. Each conversation brought me closer to understanding the gravity of my predicament.

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.

Hey Phillip, sorry that I haven't enrolled for next semester yet. I would've enrolled by now however I literally can't, the reason for why I can't is because I am in a little bit of a financial bind at the moment. You see, this whole semester I have been trying to get the financial aid office to fix my award money by filling out a special consideration form because at around this time last year my mom got laid off from work and hasn't been able to find a job since then, however due to a mistake within the financial aid office they had records that said that my family was making twice the amount of money than previous years, when that is the farthest from the truth we could get.

When evaluating a student’s worthiness to receive financial aid from a university, it makes sense that personal accomplishments, experiences and life circumstances are taken into consideration. Being a first year student, I think it is important to differentiate myself from other students applying for aid. In the following personal statement I will attempt to convince you that I have maximized my freshman year and continue to excel in the next coming years.