Appeal letter for academic dismissal

lol258
Thu, 14 Feb 2013 19:25:39 +0000

thanks. and this is what the e-mail said

If you feel you experienced mitigating circumstances which led to your dismissal:

· You will need to provide documentation of approved mitigating circumstances.
o Examples of mitigating circumstances include:
§ Death in the immediate family
§ Hospitalization of the student
§ Documented medical problems
§ Other special circumstances such as: independently documented work-related transfers, natural disasters, and family emergencies.
o Mitigating circumstances are generally events that are outside of the student’s control and are unavoidable.
o You must submit supporting documentation with your appeal letter.

· Appeal Checklist:
· An appeal letter including a description of the mitigating circumstances that contributed to the dismissal
· Documentation supporting the mitigating circumstances
· Explanation of how the mitigating circumstances have been remedied or changed

It is also important to make sure that your documentation is dated to reflect the time frame and corresponding classes affected.



so with a Death in the immediate family, does anyone think i’ll be approved