Can anyone tell me where I can find a sample appeal letter to write to a college for academic suspension?

Answer 1

They will usually just give you one that you fill in answers to. Visit the bursars office, or business office (where you pay your campus parking tix) and ask

Answer 2

You haven't given them a strong enough plan. You haven't shown them that, if they let you stay, you've already put realistic plans in place to ensure you will succeed this time. You say you have an LD, and that that LD has impacted your ability to handle four classes at once, and to pass these classes. What help can your school give you re: that LD? Find out, and incorporate that into your appeal. That will make this appeal much stronger. For example, you might say that you tried to struggle through it on your own, but found you could not balance these classes. But now, you've already met with the folks in the office of student disabilities, and begun to receive help with time management, and also in terms of what accommodations you can have made in your classes for next term. For example, you have already put plans in place to do X, Y and Z. In addition, you've already contacted the tutoring center, to learn what they offer, and you will begin tutoring for math and Spanish in week one of next term, when you retake these classes. In addition, you will be taking a lighter courseload next term, so you can better focus on... You get my meaning? You need to show them that you fully understand what went wrong, and that you've already begun to put a real plan in place for next term - which means you need, right now, to call the tutoring center and the office of student disabilities, so you can include in your letter that you're already on your way re: this plan. Just showing them that you want to do better isn't enough. You need to prove to them that, if they risk letting you stay, you will do better. And I think you can do that, if you rework this letter and make it more honest re: your LD and your issues with time management. Be more specific re: what went wrong. And then show them exactly how you're addressing those issues.

Answer 3

Let me get this right you're trying to plagarize a letter to ask for forgiveness from an academic institution? Why not just write something yourself, and prove that you belong?