How to write a readmission application letter?

Lindagaf
Mon, 29 May 2017 01:04:18 +0000

This letter is too long. Address it to the Dean in charge of readmitting students. Call and ask if you don’t know who that is. You need to be clearer:

This is why I messed up.
My goal is to earn a degree in ____________. I plan to do this by attending all classes, reading the syllabus, setting aside specific study time, going to professor office hours, visiting the tutoring center, joining study groups, and so on. I will aim for the highest grades possible. (Your sentence beginning “I have made sure…”.is fine.)
Should I find myself feeling overly stressed, I will schedule appointments at the counseling center. I will ensure my work schedule does not interfere with my academics. I will prirotize college over everything else.
Here are the steps I have taken to ensure I can stay at the university: State concisely how you will be able to maitain your schedule.
I am not wild about the final paragrpah where you say it wasn’t a mistake but a life lesson. It sounds as though yiu are being defensive, even if I get what you mean. I would say “I would be very grateful if you would allow me to complete my degree so I can being a succesful career. I very much appreciate you taking the time to read this. Please contact me if you have my questions.” Or something similar. Good luck.