NEED HELP!!!!!!!
Dear Ashley,
To apply for reinstatement, a formal letter of appeal must be written and submitted using the directions below. After reading the instructions and guidance below, complete your letter of appeal
1. Your state of residence.
2. The program you wish to appeal to.
3. Explain the unforeseen and serious in nature barriers and/or problems that caused the lack of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
a. Supporting documentation to substantiate the circumstances identified within your appeal should also be submitted if applicable.
4. Clearly illustrate the changes that have occurred which will ensure the circumstance noted will no longer affect your academic success moving forward.
5. Briefly state your reasoning for attending school as well as why you feel you are a candidate for reinstatement.
To assist you in writing your letter of appeal, the template located at the conclusion of this document is to be used. Letters of appeal should be grammatically correct, have correct spelling and are preferred to be typed. If you need further assistance creating your letter of appeal, contact your Re-Entry Admissions Specialist. You will receive the Appeals Board determination within your email account. Decisions made on behalf of the Appeals Board are final.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What would be an example of an acceptable barrier and/or problem?
An acceptable barrier and/or problem would be an occurrence that was unexpected upon entering the course(s) in question and is critical in nature. The following are examples of this:
Death of a relative
injury or illness
A relative becomes hospitalized and you are their primary caregiver
What would be an example of an acceptable change concerning my situation?
An acceptable change needs to validate that the barrier and/or problem which caused you to not meet SAP in the past will not restrict you moving forward. The following solutions are examples of this:
Your grieving period over the death of a relative has subsided
The academically restricting aspects of your injury or illness have been mended
You are no longer the primary caregiver of a hospitalized relative
If your SAP Appeal is granted, an Academic Plan will be developed for the next set of courses you will attend. Additional details regarding the Academic Plan will be provided to you after receipt of the Appeals Board determination within your email account.
If your SAP Appeal is granted and you meet your Academic Plan, when SAP is calculated again it will be possible for you to either cumulatively meet SAP or still progress to Dismissal SAP status. If you cumulatively progress into the Dismissal status but did meet the conditions of your previous Academic Plan, you will be able to continue without having to submit a new Academic Appeal. It will only be expected that you adhere to the next Academic Plan which will be additionally developed and emailed to you for the subsequent term. If you cumulatively meet SAP, we will issue you an email notification to make you aware; however, no action will be necessary!
If your SAP Appeal is granted but you do not meet the conditions of your Academic Plan, you will be dismissed from our university.
(1) Please indicate what state you currently reside in: ____________________
(2) Are you appealing to your previously attended program (yes/no): _____________
a. If no, please specify which program you wish to return to: ____________________
(3) Explain the unforeseen and serious in nature barriers and/or problems that caused the lack of Satisfactory Academic Progress. Supporting documentation to substantiate the circumstances identified within your appeal should also be submitted if applicable.
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(4) Clearly illustrate the changes that have occurred which will ensure the circumstance noted will no longer affect your academic success moving forward.
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(5) Briefly state your reasoning for attending school as well as why you feel you are a candidate for reinstatement.
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Dear Ashley,
To apply for reinstatement, a formal letter of appeal must be written and submitted using the directions
below.
After reading the instructions and guidance below, complete your letter of appeal
1.
Your state of residence.
2.
The program you wish to appeal to.
3.
Explain the
unforeseen
and
serious in nature
barriers and/or problems that caused the lack of
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
a.
Supporting documentation to substantiate the circumstances identified within your
appeal should also be submitted if applicable.
4.
Clearly
illustrate the changes that have occurred which will ensure the circumstance noted will
no longer affect your academic success moving forward.
5.
Briefly state your reasoning for attending school as well as why you feel you are a candidate for
reinstat
ement.
To assist you in writing your letter of appeal, the
template
located at the conclusion of this document is to be
used.
Letters of appeal should
be grammatically correct, have correct spelling and are preferred to be typed.
If
you need further assistance creating your letter of appeal, contact your Re
-
Entry Admissions Specialist.
You will
receive the Appeals Board determination within your email
account.
Decisions made on behalf of the Appeals
Board are final.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What would be an example of an acceptable barrier and/or problem?
An acceptable barrier and/or problem would be an occurrence that was unexpected upon entering
the course(s) in question and is critical in nature.
The following are examples of this:
·
Death of a relative
·
injury or illness
·
A relative becomes hospitalized and you are their primary caregiver
What would be an example of an acceptable change concerning my situation?
An acceptable change needs to validate that the barrier and/or problem which caused you to not
meet SAP
in the past will not restrict you moving forward.
The following solutions are examples of
this:
·
Your grieving period over the death of a relative has subsided
·
The academically restricting aspects of your injury or illness have been men
ded
·
You are no longer the primary caregiver of a hospitalized relative
If your SAP Appeal is granted
, an Academic Plan will be developed for the next set of courses you will
attend.
Additional details regarding the Academic Plan will be provid
ed to you after receipt of the Appeals Board
determination within your email account.
If your SAP Appeal is granted and you meet your Academic Plan
, when SAP is calculated again it will
be possible for you to either cumulatively meet SAP or still progres
s to Dismissal SAP status.
If you
cumulatively progress into the Dismissal status but did meet the conditions of your previous
Academic Plan
, you will be able to continue without having to submit a new Academic Appeal.
It will
only be expected that you a
dhere to the next Academic Plan which will be additionally developed and
emailed to you for the subsequent term.
If you cumulatively meet SAP
, we will issue you an email
notification to make you aware; however, no action will be necessary!
Dear Ashley,
To apply for reinstatement, a formal letter of appeal must be written and submitted using the directions
below. After reading the instructions and guidance below, complete your letter of appeal
1. Your state of residence.
2. The program you wish to appeal to.
3. Explain the unforeseen and serious in nature barriers and/or problems that caused the lack of
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
a. Supporting documentation to substantiate the circumstances identified within your
appeal should also be submitted if applicable.
4. Clearly illustrate the changes that have occurred which will ensure the circumstance noted will
no longer affect your academic success moving forward.
5. Briefly state your reasoning for attending school as well as why you feel you are a candidate for
reinstatement.
To assist you in writing your letter of appeal, the template located at the conclusion of this document is to be
used. Letters of appeal should be grammatically correct, have correct spelling and are preferred to be typed. If
you need further assistance creating your letter of appeal, contact your Re-Entry Admissions Specialist. You will
receive the Appeals Board determination within your email account. Decisions made on behalf of the Appeals
Board are final.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What would be an example of an acceptable barrier and/or problem?
An acceptable barrier and/or problem would be an occurrence that was unexpected upon entering
the course(s) in question and is critical in nature. The following are examples of this:
Death of a relative
injury or illness
A relative becomes hospitalized and you are their primary caregiver
What would be an example of an acceptable change concerning my situation?
An acceptable change needs to validate that the barrier and/or problem which caused you to not
meet SAP in the past will not restrict you moving forward. The following solutions are examples of
this:
Your grieving period over the death of a relative has subsided
The academically restricting aspects of your injury or illness have been mended
You are no longer the primary caregiver of a hospitalized relative
If your SAP Appeal is granted, an Academic Plan will be developed for the next set of courses you will
attend. Additional details regarding the Academic Plan will be provided to you after receipt of the Appeals Board
determination within your email account.
If your SAP Appeal is granted and you meet your Academic Plan, when SAP is calculated again it will
be possible for you to either cumulatively meet SAP or still progress to Dismissal SAP status. If you
cumulatively progress into the Dismissal status but did meet the conditions of your previous
Academic Plan, you will be able to continue without having to submit a new Academic Appeal. It will
only be expected that you adhere to the next Academic Plan which will be additionally developed and
emailed to you for the subsequent term. If you cumulatively meet SAP, we will issue you an email
notification to make you aware; however, no action will be necessary!