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Hello All,
Back in my old undergraduate days I failed my two biology prereq courses and got grades of a D+ in Chemistry and then an F in the retake (I know, I was a horrible student). I had some things going on in my life at the time that affected my performance.
I went back to school school and then got As in the after mentioned courses. The only thing is, the format of the Biology courses have changed, as well as the name of the courses, so these grades can't directly replace the other grades. In addition, a retake can only replace one grade at my school. So I was able to get the F in chemistry removed, but I'm stuck with the other grade of D+, and the two failures in the biology courses.
Does anyone know how I would go about petitioning for removal of these grades? Who would I write to and what would I write? There is not an official petition form at my school, so I would have to write the letters directly. Please, someone help me out. I'm desperate to have these grades removed. Thanks.
Back in my old undergraduate days I failed my two biology prereq courses and got grades of a D+ in Chemistry and then an F in the retake (I know, I was a horrible student). I had some things going on in my life at the time that affected my performance.
I went back to school school and then got As in the after mentioned courses. The only thing is, the format of the Biology courses have changed, as well as the name of the courses, so these grades can't directly replace the other grades. In addition, a retake can only replace one grade at my school. So I was able to get the F in chemistry removed, but I'm stuck with the other grade of D+, and the two failures in the biology courses.
Does anyone know how I would go about petitioning for removal of these grades? Who would I write to and what would I write? There is not an official petition form at my school, so I would have to write the letters directly. Please, someone help me out. I'm desperate to have these grades removed. Thanks.