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GENERAL
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ONLINE APPEAL APPLICATION
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General
Studies (GEST) request for academic review for approval to continue
to Spring 2010.
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submitted by January 15, 2010 at 5 pm CST. |
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Information
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| LIST
YOUR COURSES AND GRADES DURING FALL 2009 (INCLUDE Q, I, U, W, X, and First
Year Grade Exclusion). |
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COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS. IT IS IMPORTANT TO ADDRESS ALL AREAS
COMPLETELY.
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Section 1:
Describe the circumstances that have prevented you from meeting your
academic goals, and state a specific reason for your appeal (A
minimum of 150 words is expected).
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a.
Identify
the problems you encountered that were unavoidable and/or beyond your control.
(i.e. serious illness, death in your immediate
family, etc.)
b.
List
specific dates you were prevented from attending class or were not able to
function academically during the past semester. List dates of exams or other
assignments affected by your situation.
List specific actions you have taken to resolve these issues on your own.
YOU MUST
PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL CLAIMS LISTED ABOVE!
Written verification from a third party (doctor, lawyer, counselor, employer,
parent, etc.) with specific dates mentioned must be provided if you are
claiming extenuating circumstances. If such documentation is not mailed or
faxed, the circumstances that you are claiming will not be considered.
Work hours must be verified by pay stubs or a letter from your employer with
starting and ending dates and average hours worked per week.
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Section 2:
List any activities, employment, or other responsibilities that you were
involved in this semester and an estimate of how much time was spent in
participation. Indicate if these were academic obligations.
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3:
State what will be different during your next semester. What behaviors need
to be changed? List specific actions you have taken to resolve problem
situations (i.e. counseling, fewer work hours, etc.).
(A minimum of 150 words is expected)
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Section
4: Which major
are you thinking about declaring in the future? State the GPR
requirements you will have to meet for your intended major and how you will
meet these requirements before reaching 60 total hours. List specific courses
you plan to take next semester (i.e, MATH 141, SOCI 205, THAR 281, etc.)
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(A minimum of 100 words is expected)
THINK SERIOUSLY
ABOUT YOUR MAJOR!
Be realistic. You may need to seriously consider alternative majors and
courses. You will not be allowed to repeat courses next semester which have
given you difficulty. (If you choose to repeat a course in the future, you will
need an advisor’s approval.)
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BE AWARE OF THE 60HR LIMIT!
You will be blocked by GEST when your total hours passed at Texas A&M
(including transfer hours) equal or exceed 60.
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Section
5:
What are your plans if your appeal is denied? What options are you
considering if you are not permitted to continue at Texas A&M?
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By submitting this form, I verify that all information provided is accurate,
true and original. Submission of this Appeal Form indicates that I have read
and understand General Academic policies and rules. If my Appeal is granted, I
will select courses as directed and meet all requirements with no exceptions.
If I fail to meet these terms I may be blocked from continuation as a General
Studies student. |
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